Sentence examples for murder madness from inspiring English sources

THE DEVIL AND SHERLOCK HOLMES: Tales of Murder, Madness, and Obsession, by David Grann (Vintage, $15.95).

Poe's work, full of murder, madness, ghosts and febrile passion, is irresistible to filmmakers because of its bold imagery and powerful emotional impact.

The stories attached to them — about everyday murder, madness and mayhem, preferably with a celebrity hook — turned the average American into a sidewalk scopophiliac.

The two finest stories in the collection, "Drifting House" and "The Believer", achieve extraordinary feats within a few pages – murder, madness, haunting, loss of faith and more.

Most of the novel is in the form of dialogues or ruminations on the big questions - life, death, murder, madness, guilt, art.

Since 2008, I haven't seen Frédéric Bourdin, the infamous French impostor, who is one of the subjects of my new book, "The Devil and Sherlock Holmes: Tales of Murder, Madness, and Obsession".

Directed with self-conscious hothouse flair by E. Elias Merhige, from a puzzler of a screenplay credited to Zak Penn and Billy Ray, "Suspect Zero," which opens nationwide today, involves a serial killer who's doing away with other serial killers and the disgraced F.B.I. agent who refuses to let this meta-murder madness go unpunished.

Murders, madness and mortal illness occur in every one of these plays.

Their doomed affair concludes in murder and madness.

We may traffic in murder and madness, and cultivate the seediness of the private op.

Songs about murder and madness, war and Satan became happy sing-alongs.