Sentence examples for to madmen from inspiring English sources

Over the last decade, some superb TV drama has been made, from The Wire to Madmen.

"The sane world will always be vulnerable to madmen, because we cannot go where they go to conceive of such things," Spider-Man says in Mr. Straczynski's story.

Their anomie is both a psychological state and a natural reaction, Mr. DeLillo implies, to the precarious conditions of a world in thrall to madmen and the mass media.

The whole world saw that the United States has more gun violence than other countries because we have more guns and are willing to sell them to madmen who want to kill people.

But this isn't just on Arizona; that state is not the only quarter of the country in which a sort of extremism has taken hold — and a sort of contempt, which has not been entirely confined to one side or the other, or to madmen as opposed to ostensibly sane ones.

E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet But this isn't just on Arizona; that state is not the only quarter of the country in which a sort of extremism has taken hold — and a sort of contempt, which has not been entirely confined to one side or the other, or to madmen as opposed to ostensibly sane ones.

"I don't want what happened to The Madman to happen to this one," he said.

He roamed from stranger to father to man-child to madman.

According to L11, it is not possible to lie to "children, madmen, or those whose minds have been impaired by age or illness" (Donagan 1977, 89), since they are not fully responsible and rational persons.

Tom Wopat: Well, we kind of wanted to do a bit of an homage to the madmen period where they were doing the big band/orchestra hybrid thing, the kind of Bobby Darin and Frank Sinatra saloon feel to things.

We are driven to war after war, violence on top of violence to appease madmen who believe in gory mythologies.