Sentence examples for going mad over from inspiring English sources

While you're going mad over the madness, consider what happens when college mascots go insane.

"The world was going mad over this blown-up comic-book panel, and all I could think about was the original artist, the person who arranged the dots and who was being completely overlooked.

The satiric and comic implications of men going mad over the promises of Lulu's legs are mined with gleeful energy in this streamlined version of Wedekind's masterwork, which has been adapted by the English playwright Nicholas Wright from a translation by Wes Williams.

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Or rather, what they see as a world gone mad over global warming.

"You must have all gone mad over there if you think that for a sack of gold you can invite anyone," Andre Geim replied.

And oh, yes, most of the world went mad over a 25-year-old prodigy named Charles Lindbergh, who flew a flimsy plane to Paris from New York.

Those conditions of neglect are probably the reason people have never complained about the St. Francis Home the way they would have in a neighborhood gone mad over real estate.

I used to like the Spam fritters, and I used to go mad over the butterscotch tart for pudding, which no one has ever been able to replicate since.

And when Hazel gets rushed to the hospital maybe her days are coming to a vigorous stop and maybe her and Augustus love has not lasted… After everyone went mad over this book I had to read it.

Upon his return to Denmark, Hamlet hears that Ophelia is dead of a suspected suicide (though more probably as a consequence of her having gone mad over her father's sudden death) and that her brother Laertes seeks to avenge Polonius's murder.