Sentence examples for madman's from inspiring English sources

And this corollary: "A madman's never been in another man's shoes".

De Waal has not enlisted on a madman's voyage but he's interested in obsession, in the curiosity of a chemist or an alchemist, in the devotions of a Quaker apothecary, in the ambition of an industrialist.

It sounds like a madman's curiosity cabinet, and that's pretty much how it reads.

King Hussein dismissed the threat as a madman's rant.

The weapons on display — guns, knives and swords — looked like a madman's arms stash.

A madman's version, in his view, was as deserving of attention as a more rational perception.

The madman's proud dream has been realized: Steffi Graf is back at the top.

To this day we find ourself remembering Taft and Gladstone as a couple of popeyed butchers in a madman's cell.

The basic framing of the novel — a madman's scholarly notes to a long poem — would present immense formal difficulties.

In its heavy-handed exposition, the show reminds us that "every now and then / A madman's / Bound to come along.

There was in years past a Goodchild St., a Madman's St., a N uns St., and one called Amen.