Sentence examples for perfectly mad from inspiring English sources

Schlöndorff brilliantly renders Günter Grass's grotesque depiction of the Third Reich from the point of view of a perfectly mad child who has willfully (and literally and allegorically) stopped growing.

For instance, Mr. Collins said, when he read the slogan "The man from Nationwide is on your side," "I thought how perfectly 'Mad Men'-ish that line is," referring to a central theme of the series, the unequal treatment of the sexes in the 1960s.

Danielewski's book would be better described as an epic tone poem, a cult object in search of a cult, an experiment gone perfectly mad or a sacrifice to the Ouroboros — the circular serpent symbolic of eternity, a snake eating its own tail.

Absolutely mad".

Most of these locations, as one would imagine, are perfectly conditioned for mad secret agents whose huge egos are only matched by the size of their... rocket launchers.

It sounds mad, but perfectly sane Tories are talking about it.

It is perfectly fine to get mad, to become angry.

The constant drinking and smoking around children was one aspect of this that is perfectly depicted in every "Mad Men" episode.

"This is Sy Devore!" Like Barney Stinson, the well-dressed womanizer who constantly scoffs at his sloppily dressed friends on "How I Met Your Mother" on CBS, Caffrey is a truer reflection of the younger generation's take on style than the whole cast of "Mad Men," however perfectly turned-out they all are.

A perfectly placed bunt can drive him mad, as it did twice Thursday, the ball trickling away from him, an easy out just out of reach.

This may not be the purest of Jacobean revivals but, in an uninterrupted 110 minutes, it captures perfectly the play's atmosphere of mad excess.