Sentence examples for touch of madness from inspiring English sources

His new owner, played with uncommon relish by Michael Fassbender, is Edwin Epps, a notorious slave-breaker with a touch of madness.

A touch of madness and the touch of a miracle".

LaChapelle's pictures, of course, have a touch of madness about them.

Then aged 46, the master triumphantly glares with the merest touch of madness in his dilated eyes.

Falling somewhere in between, Mancini keeps them all aloft, like a juggler, with more than a touch of madness.

What they'd like, of course, is to bring to their version of trash that extra touch of madness which turns exploitation into wit.

Bansal's menu has touches of madness and minimalism to go along with a fair amount of tradition.

"Their work is almost like a family, with little touches of madness here and there to make it fun," said exhibit curator Georgette Unis, a former student of Paul Darrow.

I liked that touch, suggestive of madness, which is a central theme of "Black Swan".

I'm still 99% stiffly British, but now with a tiny touch of tanguero madness lying dormant in my soul.

In midweek the Argentinian coach Ángel Cappa had suggested that Messi looked like he had lost a bit of the joy for football, a touch of the "madness".