Sentence examples for use of madness from inspiring English sources

But Shakespeare's use of madness – including the feigned madness of our friend Hamlet – occupies its own cosmic level in world literature.

But this was not the sort of small kitchen knife that is so often so foolishly carried by young people and then is used in a moment of madness.

To stop the clinical and research use of ketamine would be madness but this is what would happen if the UK approves and implements the UNCND recommendation.

In an interview with Frederick Chapman, a Harvard graduate and Fulbright scholar who met Baba during a year of study in India, Baba stated that LSD is "harmful physically, mentally and spiritually", and warned that "the continued use of LSD leads to madness or death".

The list was retrieved later, and "in a foolish moment of madness" was used to hack the phone of interior designer Kelly Hoppen".

For "Scherzo di Follia" ("Game of Madness"), she used a small oval picture frame to isolate one of her eyes, letting the stand of the frame form an alien ear.

The studio is still regularly used by musicians, including members of Madness themselves.

It was easier to use a difficult allusion or unusual image as evidence of madness than to interpret it.

The outing is a far more pleasant way to spend a Sunday than packing up car seats and strollers, and furthermore, any brilliant child will henceforth be able to converse at a primary school interview about the use of herb imagery in Ophelia's madness speech.

Use of lead had known consequences including madness and infertility, but it remained well embraced, even after it began eating away at the wearer's skin.

Noting that many other commercial operators use Mandela's name and image, Makaziwe added: "It's the height of madness.