Sentence examples for particularly mad from inspiring English sources

'DR. FRANKENSTEIN'S LIGHTNING AND ELECTRICITY LIVE!' (Saturday and Sunday) Science isn't incompatible with Halloween, particularly mad science.

"People tend to shortlist us because they're very interested in our work but not quite sure they're going to go the whole hog - which is infuriating but also mysterious, because we don't think that what we do is particularly mad".

That night was a particularly mad one, but as it was the last time I would ever see the people from work it was nice to go with a bang!

Shinde followed his initial remarks with what American political commentators might call a reverse dog-whistle, proudly trumpeting his long record of loyalty to the Gandhi family, whose dynastic rule over the Congress Party drives critics particularly mad — signalling rather clearly that merit wasn't exactly the reason for his elevation.

Bock plays a particularly mad inventor who, together with his obliging maid, performs various experiments on increasingly facetious contraptions and costumes that help bring him to orgasmic states.

Bock plays a particularly mad inventor who, together with his obliging maid performs various experiments on increasingly facetious contraptions and costumes that help bring him to orgasmic states.

One of the nights highlights came upstairs, when one particularly "mad-fer-it" lad in front of the booth took his shoes off, and started doing dance moves with them during Slow Hands.

One of the highlights came upstairs, when one particularly "mad-fer-it" lad in front of the booth took his shoes off, and started doing dance moves with them during Slow Hands.

Festival, Mr. Albo rattled off proper nouns as if he were a particularly motivated Mad Libs player.

For all his subsequent success, John Martyn would hold on to Palmer and Graham's freewheeling example, particularly their mad spontaneity, for the rest of his life.

The authors argue that Europe's more jaundiced view of agricultural biotechnology results from lower trust in regulators (particularly after mad-cow disease), more press coverage and a sketchier understanding of genetic engineering.In this section STOCKMARKETS MONEY AND INTEREST RATES BACKING BIOTECHNOLOGY TRADE, EXCHANGE RATES AND BUDGETS Reprints.