Sentence examples for which seems mad from inspiring English sources
I remember thinking school was stopping me from studying as much as I needed to, which seems mad now, but at the time felt totally reasonable.
The German decision to launch unrestricted submarine warfare in 1917 – which seems mad today, because it forced president Woodrow Wilson to enter a war he wanted to keep out of – was based on the flawed calculation that if Britain could be denied wheat imports for five months she would be forced out of the war.
Which seems mad if true, doesn't it?
The UK's nuclear weapons were part of a balance of deterrence during the cold war, which seemed MAD (mutually assured destruction) and yet which appeared to work.
We pray for you and indeed for the whole world which seems to have gone mad".
She yells when she's mad, which seems like always since she yells so much. .
Its main attraction is the all-you-can eat buffet, the sheer bounteousness of which seems to have sent some of the guests mad.
Harsh, X-Teens, but mad respect for the blunt commentary (which seems to be a rarity on this show).
It's called All Washed Up, which seems appropriate as we're pretty tired right now from our mad dash across the east.
He still sounds mad that the critic Arlene Croce called the dancer Pina Bausch "Euro-trash," which seems to have happened more than a decade ago.
