Sentence examples for genuinely mad from inspiring English sources
"She [Hit-Girl] Hit-Girl] Hit-Girl]ous, she's genuisely mad.
"There is no other broadcaster so madly varied and so genuinely mad," he said.
But blessed, decidedly so, with a self-deprecating and self-orienting humor that the genuinely mad seem to have misplaced.
The work is genuinely mad in a way that many artworks that aspire to the surreal simply cannot achieve.
Simon is supposed to be a genuinely mad Mad Man, a childlike creative genius who delights in jokes, funny voices and inspired nonsense.
He was, no doubt, genuinely mad, with various bouts of severe mental illness punctuating and complicating his life (see Ian Hamilton's classic biography).
A good Lear is someone who can get through three hours of howling and humiliation without genuinely going mad.
Which is why Biggie and Tupac - his film about the hip-hop murders - just didn't really do it for me and why his new work looks a whole lot more interesting because he's genuinely hopping mad about Blair ('I could never make a film about him because I hate him too much').
In the meantime, we might note that for all their posturing while in office, Condi could well be the most genuinely sports-mad of all the War on Terror MVPs.
Well, more precisely "Hef" looks like a 176-year-old Galapagos tortoise wrapped in a dressing-gown, but not even his usual bevy of beautiful twentysomething fillies – all of them genuinely unerring sex-mad gerontophiles, powerfully aroused by the prospect of their feet-soles warming the eye-sockets of porn's answer to Mr Burns from The Simpsons – can lighten his mood.
