Sentence examples for verging on madness from inspiring English sources
This crisis plunged Naipaul into what he later called "a great depression verging on madness" that continued for 18 months.
Among European economists as a whole, the idea that Greece should withdraw from the euro is seen as irresponsible, if not verging on madness.
A touch of the maverick verging on madness, whatever it is that Ledesma has brought to the Wallabies side since his appointment by Michael Cheika, with whom he worked at Stade Français, it is clearly working.
The critic David Sylvester, a friend of Hamilton's, described this as verging on madness, a consuming obsession with "modern living, modern technology, modern equipment, modern communications, modern materials, modern processes, modern attitudes".
Mura Masa is 19-year-old Guernsey wunderkind Alex Crossan, who took his performing and studio alias from a 16th-century Japanese swordsmith "possessed of a violent and ill-balanced mind verging on madness".
Mura Masa's real name is Alex Crossan and his alias is taken from a 16th-century Japanese swordsmith "possessed of a violent and ill-balanced mind verging on madness".
While her characters could verge on madness, her music was under absolute control.
His near-hysterical determination not to let his generation off the hook for its parents' crimes verges on madness.
"I see this as a possible dream, not madness". But such a plan does appear to verge on madness, especially when he proposes that the impoverished country of Bolivia should cover the tab.
"O.K.," Loria said, verging on impatient.
