Sentence examples for that madness from inspiring English sources

Beuys had that vulgarity, that madness even.

That was why there was all that madness.

"Remember it, 'The End of History' and all that?" "Madness".

The idea that madness should be allowed to be madness.

She tells Evans that madness, booze and depression ran in her family.

Her book is a sort of phantasmagoria; sometimes it seems that madness lies this way.

"How long is that madness of yours still to mock us?

But I want to see it again, to feel that quiet sense of relief that madness has an end.

This suspicion that "madness" does not respect the walls of Bedlam has long haunted art and literature.

Le Figaro called The Ring "the dream of a lunatic", and the late Ms Russell captures that madness superbly.

Was it Oscar Wilde who said that madness is like vomit: It's the passerby who suffers the inconvenience?