Sentence examples for small madness from inspiring English sources
The gut-wrenching, quite graphic A Small Madness by Dianne Touchell Allenn & Unwin, £6.99) is about two teenagers in Australia.
Expenditure as a share of GDP was still higher than at any time between 1997 and 2008, he told members, arguing that "our plan is not some small state madness".
A small example 'Madness'.
From derangement it's a small step to madness.
His studied recitation, which he performs as though reading from his diary at a small desk, gives madness the familiar tint of shrill monotony and smug self-congratulation.
Three-quarters of the way through the first round of the N.C.A.A. tournament, March has produced only a small slice of madness.
Here's an (admittedly terrible) picture which will hopefully give you a small taste of the madness being unleashed.
The play, based on a story from a collection by Mr. Wellman, "The Chronicle of the Madness of Small Worlds," presents the odd doings on the planet Muazzez, from the perspective of an abandoned cigar factory.
Back in 1597, in his book "The Herball or General Historie of Plantes" John Gerarde wrote that a small quantity leads to madness, while a moderate amount causes a "dead sleepe" and too much can kill.
One of Thompson's critics has called him without disparagement "a dime novel Dostoevsky" and there are elements of traditional tragedy in Lou's story of small-town desperation and madness.
