Sentence examples for level of madness from inspiring English sources

Does it reach that level of madness or not?" Anyway, in the long history of Gypsy music, this is just a blip.

Which is the key aspect; the level of madness surrounding Old Firm matches means what would be regarded as basic football dust-ups elsewhere have wider and dangerous ramifications.

Given this level of madness, the fact that Chief Justice Roberts would write a wacky upside-down ruling, which left legal scholars on all sides scratching their heads, shouldn't have come as such a surprise.

Crazier things have happened in a city where the nexus of real estate and furniture -- typically more in the "how-can-I-fit-my-couch-into-my-apartment?" vein -- can be the source of a certain level of madness.

Henry Robinson CLA president What level of madness have we reached when taxpayers, on the say-so of the prime minister, have to subsidise by millions of pounds the ownership of guns, many of which are owned by rich men, including the PM, who kill things for pleasure?

I.E listening to this mix is probably the closest you'll get to Ultra-level of madness of a Monday afternoon.

Today, it is being transformed into a shopping district, and the traffic and noise levels have escalated to the point of madness.

The cult of Field Marshal Sisi, the presumptive candidate for president, has reached a level of collective madness.

However, the Players Association did not reach the A-Rod level of salary madness by being frightened of Bud.

His improvisation of cadenzas in both concerto showed extraordinary daring: his solo ravings in the fourth concerto first movement cadenza reached such a level of brilliant madness that it seemed as if Beethoven himself were seated at the keyboard.

But if it was Dick's gift to find, again and again, these extended hyperbolic parallels, it was his genius to take them to a level of earnest madness that makes satire touch the edge of the sublime.