Sentence examples for indeed mad from inspiring English sources

Gough was glad people would no longer think he was just an attention-seeker, or indeed mad.

Slowly, the audience would realise that she was indeed mad, heading without realising it for those terrible days in what Joan called the vortex: driving round Los Angeles, dressed in scrubs, trying to minister to her daughter during her serious illness and avoiding any place, sight or person that might trigger memories of her former life.

As for Max, Hardy is more earthed than Gibson, and less wired — indeed, less mad, propelled not by the engine of wrath but by a solid response to the madness that engulfs the characters like a sandstorm.

But more distracting than that, Hamm is a central part – the central part, indeed – of Mad Men, a drama more properly known as the best thing that ever happened to television and a cultural entity that renders me insensible with fannish gushing.

Indeed, cricket-mad Indian reviewers have flocked to sing his praises, calling it "improbably potent and toothsome".

Indeed, many EDs and MADs reported the adoption of interventions for the management of surge, including rapid systems for triage, logistic modifications of waiting and evaluation area, revised infection control procedures, and modification of staff number and roles [ 11- 14].

And if you're any kind of lover of theater, you would be mad indeed not to take him up on it before he leaves the Brooklyn Academy of Music after tomorrow night's performance.

What happened in the years of guerrilla battles with the British and between the Irish of different persuasions was that the dogs of war were let slip; and brutal and ruthless men on both sides did indeed behave like mad dogs, while their masters calculated.

Mad indeed!

Indeed Bogart's "Mad Dog" Earle was modeled more on criminal folk hero John Dillinger than the evil, sadistic Al Capone.

And indeed, I got mad as we entered the late stages of our marriage, when things were not going well, I spoke up.