Sentence examples for plainly mad from inspiring English sources
Using Twitter to teach children all that communication must, by definition, lack depth of any sort, and is plainly mad.
He later said he preferred state funding of the BBC – a "straight government transfer" – to the licence fee and said the corporation had a "certain view of the world" and regarded "anyone who disagreed with it as plainly mad".
"It is more a BBC view of the world, and that still very firmly exists, a certain view of the world that all right thinking sensible people take and anyone who disagreed with that is plainly mad.
Speaking at a Broadcasting Press Guild lunch two years ago, the Tory MP, who was then still chairman of the House of Commons culture, media and sport select committee, criticised a "BBC world view" and the attitude that anyone who disagreed with it is "plainly mad".
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Speaking two years ago, Whittingdale criticised a "BBC world view" and said the attitude that anyone who disagreed with it is "plainly mad".
Fear of having his theft of the plainly marked papers discovered mad him tuck them inside his suit when he left.
I would not want to judge Glenn Winslade on the basis of this one outing; the tenor began to lose his voice at the end of Act II and was plainly not himself in the crucial Mad Scene.
Plainly is a mass hysteria, like the witchcraft craze – a long, mad search for a scapegoat.
Despite all the placards and chants plainly indicating otherwise, some bankers suggest that deep down, the protesters are not really all that mad at them.
