Sentence examples for instance of the madness from inspiring English sources

According to a common narrative, we have lived through a textbook instance of the madness of crowds.

The story is set some time in the next century, a vantage point which permits Aolun to look back at horrific events in recent Chinese history and to reflect, for instance, on the madness of the Cultural Revolution.Yet, as his life draws to an end, the 86-year-old Aolun is far from happy.

This instance of meta madness reveals to us that Soderbergh, who has more faces than Janus as a filmmaker, is not in blockbuster mode but has instead taken the role of irreverent trickster.

Out of the madness will come great joy.

This was all part of the madness.

· Confronting the source of the madness constructively.

He talks frequently of "the madness of the political classes".

Imperial is caught in the middle of the madness.

All those instances of "human rights madness", usually centred on the deportation of terror suspects and reported on in full frothing apoplexies by some sectors of the press, will be unaffected; they'll just be in the hands of more unelected Eurocrats.

So I sort of disregard the madness.

The madness of TV is the madness of human life.