Sentence examples for madness up from inspiring English sources

Looking back on it, I'm not clear whether I built this madness up to drop on her like a bomb.

To be fair to the Chairman, by that time he was lost in the midst of those closing dark days of China's brutal cultural revolution; the onset of motor neurone disease had shifted his ongoing descent into madness up to warp speed.

To be fair to the crazy Chairman, by that time he was lost in the midst of those closing dark days of China's brutal cultural revolution and the onset of motor neurone disease had shifted his ongoing descent into madness up to warp speed.

Suggs The lead singer of Madness took up beekeeping but gave up the hobby when all his bees died.

There ain't nothing but Noise in this world, nothing but the constant thoughts of men and things coming at you and at you and at you, ever since the spacks released the Noise germ during the war, the germ that killed half the men and every single woman, my ma not excepted, the germ that drove the rest of the men mad, the germ that spelled the end for all Spackle once men's madness picked up a gun.

And in the second half ,March Madness lived up to its name.

Mr. Gilfry's bouts of madness wind up seeming like pouts of temper.

Both leads give stunning performances: Hawes's Lady Macbeth is calm, coaxing, sleek and predatory, and really very sexy, until, finally, the madness bubbles up through the façade.

What follows is a crescendo of madness leading up to her opening night triumph, during all of which it becomes increasingly difficult for the audience — or for Nina — to find the boundary between reality and fantasy.

Grescoe documents the decline of the good fish - anchoveta, pilchard, sardine, blue whiting - that we, in our madness, hoover up and convert into fish meal for salmon in farms.

Nolan's regular composer Hans Zimmer has the measure of the madness, cooking up an eerie score that swerves from the creaky Goblin-esque horrors of mid-period Dario Argento to the imposing hallelujahs of what sounds like a massive church organ.