Sentence examples for much mad from inspiring English sources

On Wednesday Ms. Driscoll's "THERE IS SO MUCH MAD IN ME" opens at Dance Theater Workshop.

But Ms. Driscoll wasn't in that one or her 2010 follow-up, "There is so much mad in me".

Johnny Depp's Hatter now installs his tea-table in a Dali wasteland, he and his guests not so much mad as profoundly traumatised.

This isn't so much Mad Men as deranged husbands and wives, driven crazy by their own yearning disappointment, uncertainty and misplaced ambition.

The creators of "Rome" took pains to recreate Rome as it really was, crowded, fetid, brutal and corrupt: as much "Mad Max as Circus Maximus.

Jacques Loussier and his trio built a career on albums that blended improvisation-based cool jazz into Bach and stirred it into the ultimate mid-Sixties cocktail: not so much Mad Men, perhaps, as Austin Powers.

"He's a much madder, more manic creature.

The White Rabbit doesn't seem too worried about being late, the grinning Cheshire Cat appears to have paedophilic tendencies and the Hatter isn't much madder than the rest of his weird Wonderland contemporaries.

The people were already mad that their Chosen One had been dismissed, and when I got up and (seemingly) confirmed their greatest fears, it made them that much madder.

So much for "Mad Martin".

Much like Mad Men ceased to be the same show it had been.