Sentence examples for madness in a from inspiring English sources

In the end it is sheer madness, in a good, thrillingly visceral way.

It all hangs off Lucy Ellinson's Pushpin, an extraordinary creation who somehow captures many different forms and facets of madness in a single, coherent character.

Why would a public institution with about 6,000 undergraduates, many of them commuters, and with a modest athletic facility try to get into the business of March Madness in a spiraling economy?

(It comes closest to achieving that fine madness in a second-act sequence in which Daniel's association with a famous financial scandal becomes a selling point to his potential Chinese partners).

"South Africa could end the madness in a week, without a shot being fired," fumes a black Zimbabwean businessman in Johannesburg, "simply by threatening to cut off the electricity and blockade the borders.

In "The Birds," Hitchcock's classic horror film about avian madness in a California town, he played a traveling salesman who advises, "Kill them all!" But he was probably best known for playing a couple of sidekicks.

Photograph: Alan Diaz/AP Nicholas Dawidoff is the author of five books, including "The Crowd Sounds Happy: A Story of Love and Madness in an American Family," a memoir of his boyhood.

Nicholas Dawidoff is the author of five books, including "The Crowd Sounds Happy: A Story of Love and Madness in an American Family," a memoir of his boyhood.

The end result is that Del Toro really does look as if he is suffering, at times slipping into madness, in an extremely hostile environment.

Tells about his funeral after a heart attack... View Article Nicholas Dawidoff is the author of five books, including "The Crowd Sounds Happy: A Story of Love and Madness in an American Family," a memoir of his boyhood.

View Article Nicholas Dawidoff is the author of five books, including "The Crowd Sounds Happy: A Story of Love and Madness in an American Family," a memoir of his boyhood.