Sentence examples for stone of madness from inspiring English sources

It is a reference to a 15th-century painting by Hieronymus Bosch that depicts a doctor using a scalpel to extract an object (the supposed "stone of madness") from the skull of a patient.

Where the Beatles once took centre-stage, they feature lower down in the new mural, well below the Rolling Stones and nestled behind Suggs of Madness.

His cameramen thought that he was becoming obsessed with filming these "stones," and he himself volunteers that he may have been "in the grip of a sort of madness".

A moment of madness.

A form of madness.

A time of madness.

A real moment of madness".

ALBANIA is on the verge of madness.

What's the definition of madness?

Then three minutes of madness.

A psychiatric kind of madness".