Or to quote Reid Hoffman, someone who is both alive and a friend: "When the idea is big enough and edgy enough — it's either madness or genius.
"You will die, Sir, of either madness or venereal disease".
The novel gave the story of a woman writer of light novels, whose daughter had run away from home to adopt an extremist life of "goodness" - either of madness or sainthood.
"I am either dealing with madness or genius, and it's just about to come out in the wash".
And so he can't -- or won't- sign them: a testament to either patience, or madness.
Joan's letter promises to "remove your madness and foul superstition, taking away either your heresy or your lives".
The biggest question is, what happens after this?" In time, we are hoping for that second and third emotional wind, when the madness of all this either goes away or becomes part of some routine.
He claimed that Poe often wandered the streets, either in "madness or melancholy", mumbling and cursing to himself, was easily irritated, was envious of others, and that he "regarded society as composed of villains".
Ironically enough, the production is presented by a company called Love and Madness, but there is not enough of either in the performances of Sadie Frost and Carl Barat.
For many, their closest context appeared to lie either in the realm of "madness" or in that of supernatural aberrations: extreme piety, or diabolical possession as its evil opposite.
Either this is madness or it is not.
