There is a reason for all this madness: nobody but nobody does it better than Mr. Jacobs.
Rahman, a former journeyman with little amateur experience, is the reason for the madness behind another Vegas fight week.
For further understanding for this madness, read in the 'tips'tips
I think there is a reason behind this madness, though.
"Perhaps it sounded insane to switch a goal-taker into defence, but there was good reason for our madness," Taylor would later explain.
For those who live there, for those with loved ones there, for anyone with a school-aged child and an imagination, the issue is as stark as the one at the top of the ballot: a vote for reason or for madness, for relative safety or looming catastrophe.
Far more extraordinary was the decision to hit insured as well as uninsured depositors.The Cypriots had their own reasons for this piece of madness: their reliance on Russia, both financially and politically.
There are reasons to think that, among Democrats, Obama is better prepared for this madness.
As the Nazis consolidated their power and humanity exchanged reason for madness, harmony for bigotry, he had to flee his homeland, this man who could not live away from his library.
If the photos from Nicaragua or the Middle East or the segregated American South were sometimes too violent or harsh to look at for long, there was a reason for portraying the madness: the photographers, who often risked their own lives to bring their images to the rest of us, wanted to make sure that we understood the consequences of inequities and oppression.
