Sentence examples for not madmen from inspiring English sources
This shooting was different – because the perpetrators were not madmen in the same sense.
"Farmers are not madmen, they are company bosses who are not being listened to," Morlaix Mayor Agnès LeBrun said Saturday, according to The Wire. "It's not that unusual, a lot of French people are in the same situation".
And, while in America the argument that a war on terror might not be "winnable," or that the terrorists might not be madmen but shrewd and calculating militants with a clear cause, has often seemed almost unsayable, everyone in London was either offering it or offering a refutation of it.
Doctors will simply repeat the customary trick under such circumstances and declare, in a catch-22 manner, that he must be mad to want to die and we can't let madmen kill themselves.
They're not evil madmen, they are writers and designers who want to explore the darker edges of existence.
Mr. Castellari's heroes are not dangerous madmen but instinctive anarchists: they don't make the trains run on time, they blow them up.
They fail to address, for example, the street violence that tears at cities like Trenton, N.J., where young people are gunned down year after year not by madmen wielding automatic weapons but by other young people carrying handguns.
The actor added that being a father in real life didn't pose "any problems in approaching this role, no more so than the fact that being more or less 'normal' has not prevented me from playing madmen or criminals.
Saddam "is not a madman," the doctor insists.
"I really do have the money, I'm not a madman.
