Sentence examples for mad sense from inspiring English sources
It all makes a kind of mad sense.
Others left apple cores, which is merely littering with a mad sense of purpose.
Its labyrinthine overlays of galleries, periods and styles begin to make a kind of mad sense.
It would be up to a still higher court, he said, to decide whether the dusputed order mad sense.
As Mr. Wolfe wrote, "Sandy had a mad sense of the world torn apart into stained-glass shards behind his eyelids".
I point it out anyway: "I never said that I would win, I just meant that it would be easier to lose," he explains and it makes perfect mad sense.
His cartooning revealed a mordant, Mad magazine sense of humor about many subjects -- designer drugs, Internet sex, infomercials.
But, even it if did exceed control, the Cold War logic of mutually assured destruction (MAD) makes sense to these Doctor Strangeloves.
Lavender was certainly not mad in any sense of the word.
And, if in some sense mad, how should his illness be described?
