Sentence examples for mad belief from inspiring English sources

In its valiant attempt to link the Biblical rapture, a global currency meltdown, the rise of the Antichrist (through the UN, naturally) and war in the Middle East, using an abandoned quarry in Ontario ("whoever this Antichrist guy is, he's going to have a huge war on his hands"), the film is propelled by the same mad belief as Ed Wood's doomsdays-on-the-cheap.

Yet, by pursuing mad beliefs without disturbing others, the devotees of Heaven's Gate were American heroes of a kind.

That same mad self-belief is a positive force in football, as in sport generally.

Think this is possibly the point where we have to admit that two years ago our country undertook a vote to send us all impossibly, irreparably mad, mad beyond belief, and it has affected all of us, and this video is just the natural progression of things.

With all this talk of leaving the euro it has been very difficult for them [the radical leftists] to have a say or [expound on their beliefs] which makes me mad".

It challenged beliefs that they were "going mad" and that there was no hope for recovery.

Least of all, sensible man, did he wish to examine Ruskin's belief that in about 1845 Turner went mad.

If the work holds up, it will be a watershed in prion biology, validating the widely held belief that these proteins are the culprits in "mad cow disease" and similar illnesses.

I felt misunderstood, taken advantage of, and mad at everyone around me for doing things "against my belief system" -- and yet in reality had no idea what my belief system was.

AMONG historians who think Mao Zedong was mad as well as bad, it is common to cite his stated belief that proper revolutionaries should not fear nuclear war.

Don't succumb to the rational belief that there is an end in sight to the mad exuberance for the networking business or for the Internet.