In one sequence of 90 pages, albeit with World War II impending, he flings around terms like "nonsense," "madness," "outrageous," "preposterous," "pestilentially," "insane," "mad," "insane" and "mad" again, and "lobotomous".
8.18am BST Q: Boris Johnson says arming the rebels would be insane, "total madness".
For a collection about life inside a psychiatric ward, Luxury of the Dispossessed shies away from words like "madness", "insane" and "ill".
I've been racking my brain to figure out what rates as the most absurd, insane, and unlikely madness to come out of the defense sector in the last year.
While you're going mad over the madness, consider what happens when college mascots go insane.
THE most insane part of March Madness is not the cavalcade of games, but the nonstop speculation over which coaches will be fired and who will replace them.
Mostly, he sounds insane; as if the madness eating away at his brain is being projectile-vomited out of his mouth.
She was scared her friend would be arrested for interstate drug trafficking, that my husband and I would be mugged in New Haven; she was afraid she'd become addicted or (à la "Reefer Madness") go insane.
Philo of Alexandria, Josephus and Seneca state that Caligula was insane, but describe this madness as a personality trait that came through experience.
Neilson's more pressing theme, however, is a different kind of madness: the apparently insane behaviour of adults when seen from the perspective of a child.
