Sentence examples for real madness from inspiring English sources
This was at night, the evening before the real madness".
We don't know, but it certainly took me to almost a kind of real madness.
Mr. Welch's galvanizing Mercutio steers the famous Queen Mab speech from lyrical whimsy into the reefs of real madness, shadowed by sexual jealousy.
The real madness began during the 13th inning, when the right-hander David Aardsma loaded the bases and walked home the go-ahead run before recording a single out.
The real madness was the dispute between the presiding judge, Colonel James Pohl, and the prosecution over whether Pohl or the prison commander got to decide what the prisoners could wear.
According to Guardian columnist Gaby Hinsliff, "the real madness of it … is that forcing housing associations to flog off their assets would have undermined the very people on whom the government is relying to build new homes".
I've said that either interpretation of the book (real ghosts/real madness) can seem worse than the other, but this is true only as you're reading along.
In the summer of 2003, he is gripped by "real cricket madness".
The push for the Summer Games here has always had the whiff of Wild West real estate madness.
HONG KONG — The real March Madness, at least in Asia, has been the precipitous fall of Bo Xilai, one of China's most flamboyant (and now disgraced) Communist Party bosses.
