Sentence examples for mad were from inspiring English sources
While the disruptively "mad" were confined and cruelly treated, melancholics were, at least in theory, to be "refreshed & comforted" and "gladded with instruments of musick".
Subsequently the median rank and the MAD were determined of all descriptor sets based on these 14 ranks.
In particular Pannenbecker [15] concluded that CVA and MAD were the most effective techniques, in terms of desertification indicators and in terms of results.
You'd think the guys at MAD were a bunch of old, wasted men trying to regain their vigorous youth by playing to the whims of infants.
But, according to Foucault, the new idea that the mad were merely sick ("mentally" ill) and in need of medical treatment was not at all a clear improvement on earlier conceptions (e.g., the Renaissance idea that the mad were in contact with the mysterious forces of cosmic tragedy or the 17th-18th-century 17th-18th-century 17th-18th-centuryreason).
People called "mad" were incarcerated; people considered unfit to bear children were forcibly sterilized; people considered "retarded" were lobotomized.
"Mad, wasn't it?" I said.
Well, mad is perhaps overstating it.
If not mad, is she a monster?
