Sentence examples for madman at from inspiring English sources

"Germans know how dangerous a madman at the helm can be," comments Gert Weisskirchen, a foreign-policy guru for the Social Democrats.

It's the unstylish version of the garret in which Geoffrey Rush is losing his mind in "Diary of a Madman" at the Brooklyn Academy of Music.

Epic, vital, savage, relentless, insane, existentially incandescent, horrifying, excruciating, not funny, very funny, this is the great tragicomic howl of a madman at full Shakespearean tilt.

Geoffrey Rush and Neil Armfield reunite for an adaptation of Nikolai Gogol's story "The Diary of a Madman" at BAM (Feb. 11).

THERE was no shooting at the local high school, no child killed while playing with his father's gun, no armed madman at a fast-food joint.

The viral video by the American nonprofit Invisible Children showcases Joseph Kony, the madman at the helm of the L.R.A. who has been indicted for crimes against humanity by the International Criminal Court.

His idiosyncratic, sometimes disturbing style, with its bold rejection of naturalism – the very thing that makes him seem so fresh today – marked him in the 17th and 18th centuries as at best a minor painter on an off-ramp of art history, and at worst a madman.

"We must not give those who think that we're all madmen at Marseille the slightest reason to continue their campaign," he said.

So they booted the ball and started running like madmen at each other, and this kid McGrady, older but spindly, everywhere elbows and knees, caught the kickoff, the ball delivering a thump to his concave chest.

To wrap things up, check out this video from the madmen at Harvard.

The madmen at Harvard have finally done it: they've simulated real life swarms with tiny robots, thereby bringing the coming robot apocalypse that much closer.