Sentence examples for mad master from inspiring English sources

What are porch swings and learned conversation next to the frenzies of the mad master?

"For certainly old age has a great sense of calm and freedom; when the passions relax their hold, then, as Sophocles says, we are freed from the grasp not of one mad master only, but of many".

In "Les Maîtres Fous" (The Mad Masters), from 1955, he filmed members of a Ghanaian sect whose rites involved elaborate, politically influenced play-acting.

The group withdraws from the city of Accra, Ghana, to a rural compound, which they call the "government palace," and play-act as the "mad masters" of the title.

In "The Mad Masters" (Les Maîtres Fous), from 1955, he filmed the rites of a sect in Ghana that involved play-acting the roles of colonial overlords, to an extreme and self-abasing extent — and he also filmed the celebrants before and after, as if their lives were those of actors behind the scenes.

"The film Le Maitres Fou (The Mad Masters) is also an inspiration.

I ought to have felt solidarity, stuck as we were at the bottom, Mad Man master to us both.

Please don't be mad, my master".

Thomas Middleton 's early Jacobean romp in the new City Comedy format  of A Mad World my Master and Moliere's Misanthrope, with the surprise of its less than happy or harmonious ending is involved in this journey.

These are things I thought I might never see, things which loom large for me, since I write all the time about Mad Men, that master class in American studies in which racism and sexism are constants.

A Mad World, My Masters by Thomas Middleton (1580 1627) 1580 1627