Sentence examples for its madness from inspiring English sources

A joke remarking about the weekly musical performances was made about the Cure on the BBC comedy, The Young Ones (In the episode Sick, one of the characters asks another if "Mike" is coming back with a cure to aid their illness but the other remarks "its madness this week" as the band Madness were signed to play 'House of Fun' in that episode).

Still, the point is that if you ask what Mitt Romney would probably be doing if he were in the White House and not trying desperately to convince his party that he shares its madness, it would look a lot like what Obama is doing.

Is it because it comes straight after "mad sex", as if its madness actually involved bags of flour, or because it is the kind of random, quirky image that might occur to any of us?

A couple of years ago, it made intricate knit sweaters inspired by Russian Constructivism, fascinating but maybe unwearable by anyone who didn't live by the Montrose Avenue stop on the L.   BUT it's also detail-oriented in its madness.

There is some method to its madness.

Sit back and surrender to its madness.

Those who get drawn to it do so because of its essential madness, its toxicity, its poison.

Nor can he stop trying to convey his message to the world, observing its madnesses, offering a commentary.

Just a day after it started embedding its March Madness bracket into its search results, Google today announced that it has made a few more changes to how it displays results for sports-related questions.

Mangoes Darwin has its mango madness, Brisbane has its mango daiquiris and Christmas in Australia is just not the same without a tray of these beauties sitting on a table or cooling in the fridge.

Its climate is a scandal, its politics are used to frighten children, its traffic is madness, its competition is murderous.