Sentence examples for some madman from inspiring English sources

"I just think it's a slippery slope to craziness, to try to calculate what some madman is calculating about how you play a picture or a news story," said Bill Keller, executive editor of The Times.

He grew up in Nevada, hunting, he has a lot of respect for it, really believes in it in his bones, to his core, but there's a hell of a big difference between the values that surround that as part of his history and the notion that some madman can walk into an elementary school and light up a classroom".

The path through this complicated piece of life, which must have seemed so clear to Dorothy just a few days ago, sitting in her apartment in New York, was now as inscrutable as a piece of music could be when first confronted — a wild and alien language of signs that seemed like the ravings of some madman, until you put your hands on the keys and played one note, then the next, then the next.

because it looks like some madman designed their site.

That's because some madman brought a box of Nerf weapons to the venue.

While I'm totally down with keeping kids out of creepy white vans, I love the incongruity between the voice-over, the scene, and the suggestion that without Duracell, your kid is going to end up in some madman's septic system.

And that once again, the same twisted voices would say, Oh, this had nothing to do with gun laws or the misuse of the Second Amendment or anything except some singular madman, of whom America for some reason seems to have a particularly dense sample.

"But you're not showing some evil madman with a missile in his hangar.

If Scala Forever is about remembering the left-of-centre edginess of the Scala cinema, then I can't think of a better poster boy than some passionate madman who liked to challenge the masses and question the accepted norms".

Not only that, he had known that his fellow circus people would fear the very same thing — as if there were some coulrophobic madman with a knife who was as much a part of circus lore as the prohibition on whistling in the dressing room or on looking over your shoulder when you marched in the circus parade.

Sometimes I even read the poetry of Homer and Horace to them like some eccentric madman, so as to beautify their developing Souls.