Sentence examples for something mad about from inspiring English sources
There was something mad about it all.
There was "something mad" about it, said Raymond Monelle in the Independent.
Perfectly, Smith conveys that there is something mad about a form of therapy whose vocabulary – get a grip, get CBT – possesses such frantic conviction.
He began disarmingly: "It is impossible to say anything new about Magna Carta, unless you say something mad".
About once a century, Brighton builds something mad.
A billion, or something mad like that.
Something mad: like translating the titles.
Go for something mad!!! Inspect your face.
There is something very mad about this film, consumed with a ferociously eccentric need to let no windmill go untilted-at.
"There's something intrinsically mad about taking people who are having the worst time of their life and putting them in one building together," says Dr Mark Salter, who has spent the last 20 years working on the frontline of adult psychiatry across East London – one of the most ethnically, economically and mentally mixed-up areas in the UK.
