Sentence examples for madness over from inspiring English sources

"It is a kind of madness over which philosophy has no power at all".

In this context talk of this summer's "migrant madness" over Calais begins to look grossly excessive.

Prime minister Viktor Orbán insisted Europe was in the grip of madness over immigration, and claimed he was defending European Christianity against a Muslim influx.

He said Europe was in the grip of madness over immigration and refugees and argued that he was defending European Christianity against a Muslim influx.

The "prettiest girl in Woodbine" married Louis Ginsberg, settled in Paterson, N.J., taught school, had two bright sons -- and plunged into madness over and over.

A potent brew of religious fanaticism, naturalism, strange conversions, bizarre water-themed activity, determination in the face of insuperable odds and triumphs of madness over reason.

Just when you thought Black Friday's shopping madness was over, an angry mob of shoppers is set to take over the high street in what some are describing as a "Shoppergeddon".

Reefer madness is over, after a prohibition of at least 70 years, in both Colorado and Washington state.

So, does he face an emotional letdown when the madness is over?

On Sept. 8, designers will be at their posts, just as they were this time last year, and you can go through the madness all over again.

When the madness was over, the Chinese awoke to discover that far from overleaping the West, they were "economically destitute and culturally barren".