Sentence examples for madmen and from inspiring English sources

From "Letter from Lagos: Madmen and Specialists," by Teju Cole.

Madmen and lost souls and lone wolves — those we have in abundance.

Charming and amusing scenes, with shamans, madmen and Old Believers, dependably relieve his book's underlying grimness.

Her prodigies, madmen and performers (Maria Callas, Emily Dickinson, Glenn Gould) choose art as a shelter, with melancholy results.

But there is even less doubt that among their own senior ranks were pathological killers, ideological madmen and depraved opportunists.

Last week, a disastrous Twitter question and answer session saw him call critics "unhinged", "madmen" and "Tory scum" after he was bombarded with joke questions and insults.

Other notable plays include Madmen and Specialists (performed 1970; published 1971), Death and the King's Horseman (1975), and The Beatification of Area Boy (1995).

The reality is simple: every country struggles with madmen and ideologues with guns, and every country — Canada, Norway, Britain — has had a gun massacre once, or twice.

And is there anything more fitting than Europe having won like this on a course set up so players can drive like madmen and then fashion ludicrous escapes?

Cabdrivers now appeared to drive like madmen and he could only relax when he got the car out of the city for weekends in Vermont.

There's enough detail in Biskind's book for a whole series, but this lengthy documentary, co-financed by the BBC and narrated by William H Macy, covers most bases in the battle between the artists/madmen and the suits.