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"Only a madman would call this creation!
Only a madman would have brought a fork here.
"Only a madman" would try to cover every trend or development in British culture, Sandbrook writes.
Only a madman would dare to think of such a thing.
Only a madman would suggest that drilling a hole in a whale's dorsal fin is easy.
Only a madman could deny that England believe in themselves again.
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Or just a madman waving a gun?
Ross was a madman, only ever articulate in a rage, who could turn "wit into dollars," which was hard to understand, because he was "hopelessly incompetent in judging and handling human beings" and "without taste, either literary or good".
This week, at a public rally, he called Austria's relatively popular chancellor, Wolfgang Schüssel, "a madman," only to announce hours later his willingness to consider building another coalition government with him.
Perhaps with a mixture of torment and defiance, he pencilled onto one of the whiplash bands, "Could only have been painted by a madman".
When he finally made the image we know today, he noted faintly on the probable first version (1893) that "it could only have been painted by a madman".
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