Sentence examples similar to looking madman from inspiring English sources
We look because madmen know we will look.
It is a matter of nuance, perhaps, but in the popular media, the misreading and under-representation of Osama's direct knowledge and experience of the West has contributed, since 9/11, to a sense that he is an obscurantist in a faraway cave, a backward-looking madman.
"He looked like a madman, and his office looked like a madman's office," Sherry Lassiter, a program manager at the university, told me.
The weapons on display — guns, knives and swords — looked like a madman's arms stash.
They spoke Bengali, which chatters like a falling xylophone, and is written in an alphabet that looks like a madman trying to remember a table's shape".
because it looks like some madman designed their site.
And so I did what probably made me look like a madman.
I must have looked like a madman: running around, talking to nothing, grabbing at nothing, screaming.
Because edible and poisonous mushrooms can resemble each other so closely, only a madman would go looking for mushrooms on his own in an unfamiliar forest.
The gaunt, hollow-eyed "Martha Hirsch (Dreaming Woman)" projects an eerie, erotic charm, while her male counterparts look like Frankensteinian madmen.
