Sentence examples for total madness from inspiring English sources

It's total madness".

It's total madness," said McCarty.

"It was total madness!" he laughs.

"It was cowardice … total madness by the police.

Hanson-Young said the changes were "arrogant" and "total madness".

Appearing in a video released late on Tuesday, he said the accusations were "total madness".

It's a stunning psychological thriller, a total identification with madness that creates drama without either belittling or romanticizing the insane.

Claude Chabrol's 1968 piece of total French art house madness, is the tale of sadistic bourgeoise Stéphane Audran's obsession with moody art student Jacqueline Sassard.

As the novel progresses, Anna, who suffers pangs of conscience for abandoning her husband and child, develops a habit of lying to herself until she reaches a state of near madness and total separation from reality.

Perhaps, though, it is Salvador Dali in his paintings Soft Construction with Boiled Beans: Premonition of Civil War (1936) and Autumn Cannibalism (1936) who captures the madness and total ambivalence of Goya's etchings - because Goya, like Dali, had no faith in the forces of progress.

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