Sentence examples for sounding mad from inspiring English sources

Many patients don't mention these experiences while in hospital, either through fear of sounding mad, or through an inability to speak – often because of medical breathing aids, or because of fears generated by the delusions themselves.

Eco Soundings' Mad, Bad Government of the Week award goes to Botswana.

St Vince-of-Cable's message – which is increasingly sounding a little mad and desperate (is anyone listening to us?) – does not get a mention on the streets.

"At the risk of sounding like a mad Christian, one of the things I keep coming back to in my books is that you should be grateful for what you have.

Yet at the risk of sounding churlish or mad, it has to be said that his new collection, Electric Light, exhibits more of the weaknesses that have been discerned, and fewer of the strengths, than any of his recent collections.

At the risk of sounding like a mad scientist unveiling a doomsday device, it can be done.

Corbyn is in a unique position: he knows that the media is trying to portray him as slightly mad, but can't mention this without sounding completely insane.

But I think it's too late now," she said, sounding not at all mad about it. .

If you are planning on sounding very strict and mad while you give your lesson to try and scare them away from drugs, then don't.

"Have you been back there?" Dr. Ghoul asked, sounding less and less mad-scientist-y.

Those who do complain about it, he continued, "always end up sounding churlish, short-tempered, jealous or mad".