Sentence examples for truly mad from inspiring English sources
"It's truly mad," Mr. Zeff said of Mr. Blum's business.
But I don't think he was truly mad, just quite hedonistic".
Is he truly mad, foaming with new-kindled misogyny, unaware from moment to moment of quite who he's talking to?
Driven into exile disguised as a mad beggar, Edgar becomes a companion of the truly mad Lear and the Fool during a terrible storm.
Their name for such a place is "Truly Madly Deeply," though not for the Anthony Minghella film; instead, as they explain in a statement, they are drawn to a "deep group of truly mad artists".
Those who want to make a truly mad dash to the ski cabin can opt for the ML63 AMG, upgraded with a 518-horse Biturbo V-8, for $95,865.
Lear is played by the Estonian actor Jüri Järvet (dubbed into Russian) and is truly old, mad and heartbreaking, and the picture has a consistent tone and numerous incidental felicities.
The tag "the world's most popular sport" is already justified by the number of people who play and watch the game, but for now only three continents Europe, Latin America and Africa are truly football mad, with vast numbers of fans, well-established leagues and a tradition of producing top players and teams.
The pitch, shot from a baby's perspective, was more than the St . Josephs guys had bargained for in the budget department, but it did provide one truly priceless "Mad Men" moment: Don Draper acting like a baby.
Reagan didn't get everything right, but he was right about Qaddafi — he truly is "the mad dog of the Middle East".
