Sentence examples for mad figure from inspiring English sources

Plath was, unquestionably, a mesmerising, perhaps even slightly mad, figure who was only too willing to play her part in any drama.

Similarly, the effects of Drosophila Smad2 knockdown on wing disc growth also required Mad (Figure 6E 6H).

These alleles are caused by missense and nonsense mutations, respectively, and are located close to the C-terminus of Mad (Figure 4A).

Variation in the overall intensity distribution and MAD (Figure 1) within each center suggest the differences were generated while the samples were being processed.

The first region was the MAD (Figure 5A, blue box), indicating that this domain is well-conserved amongst homologues of p22 and likely serves a similar function between genogroups.

Such composition in terms of organic dyes has been confirmed for the pigments listed above in both the catalogues studied (as an example, see spectra of rose madder and Rubens' madder in Figure 6).

According to both sources, Ascall's followers included a notable warrior named "John the Mad", a figure who may or may not be identical to the Orcadian saga-character Sveinn Ásleifarson.

The effects of Wg on optomotor blind, senseless, distalless and vestigial transcripts were all inhibited by Mad RNAi (Figure 4N 4Q).

In wing imaginal discs, the repression of the reporter brinker-LacZ by Dpp [20] was inhibited by Mad RNAi (Figure 4G).

They didn't take crap form anybody, and kept their cool where others would get (comically) mad. Figure out if you want to be the type who gets what he wants through respect, or fear.

Once hailed as the Next Big Thing in classical music, he has become an obscure, half-mad cult figure.