Sentence examples for plain mad from inspiring English sources
Magisterial or just plain mad?
"He got just plain mad!" Ginsberg says in the hotel suite, grinning.
But determination turned to obsession, and obsession to desperation, and soon she was just plain mad.
She was jealous of Maurizio's girlfriend, she wanted his money, she was bitter about his neglect, she was plain mad.
T. Coraghessan Boyle loves to write about people in extremis: people who are odd, obsessive, strangely gifted, bizarrely damaged or just plain mad.
By this token, "The Servants' Quarters" starts as something of a standard-bearer for the misfit, the outcast, the oddball and the plain barking mad.
No, unlike my Facebook friends who post that they're stunned, or in a state of disbelief, or saddened, or grieving, I'm just plain bullshit mad.
The motel is more Sergeant Pepper psychedelic than plain colourful, and the young owner, Che Mad, has also named each of his four rooms after sportscars like Porsche and Ferrari.
It benefits from both a French-speaking cast and the playing of the Orchestre Symphonique de Montréal, who sound energised by Kent Nagano's conducting, especially in the quasi-mad scene on the Wagram plain.
In contrast, Plath's "Mad Girl's Love Song" uses plainer language like "shut," "lift," "and "made up".
