Sentence examples for violent madness from inspiring English sources

Violent madness pervades Death Valley '69 by Sonic Youth.

Asked what he wrote about in Oklahoma, he replied instantly, "Violent madness".

Accordingly, instead of gradually succumbing to the lies and insinuations, he appears to flip into violent madness.

Violent madness reigns beyond the walls of the small slice of life you've carved out for yourself.

And if this was a war of intelligence that left us wiser, it began in violent madness that infected how we think about war.

"You wanna watch out, the Stalinists have left the square, and now there is no organisation, just violent madness," warned some earnest Athenian as me and VICE's Elektra Kotsoni and Hugo Donkin stood in our gasmasks on a side street after the first battle ended.

So when an earthquake rocks the stage at the end of the first act, you should feel that it's just a natural extension of the violent money madness that possesses Mr. Gelbart's characters.

During Hardcore an ultra-violent Midnight Madness selection shot entirely from the protagonist's point-of-view—I wind up in the second row, a vantage point that renders this film almost unwatchable.

Hamlet's madness is violent, childlike; the mess and mud on stage reflect his obsession with death and decay.

There were many different Goyas, of course: Goya the court painter, the dutiful servant of kings; Goya the master portrait painter, a meticulous observer of fashion and gesture and class; Goya the satirist and scourge, assailing war and injustice and the sins of the Inquisition; and Goya the haunted pessimist, chronicler of insanity, madness and violent death.

"The Vegetarian" tells of a woman haunted by recurring violent dreams who descends into madness.