Sentence examples for peculiar madness from inspiring English sources

Having proved that he could make a fairly conventional movie, Scorsese then shocked filmgoers with Taxi Driver (1976), a hellish tour of a disturbed Vietnam veteran's peculiar madness.

Philosopher Emilio Uranga once said that to be Mexican is to suffer from a peculiar kind of madness, a state of being characterized by a violent oscillation between optimism and pessimism.

However, as surreally awful as Clint's moment of madness was, nothing quite matches William Shatner (Captain James T Kirk, no less) and his peculiar slant on pop songs and the works of William Shakespeare on 1968's The Transformed Man.

Why peculiar?

March Madness.

Utter madness.

The madness.

madness (AP).

Or madness?

Lust! Madness!

Bach madness.