Sentence examples for whole mad from inspiring English sources
The whole mad circus is like a Dickens serial saga.
My only hope is that the Internet will soon destroy the whole mad tax structure and force a total redesign.
Haines's capacity to make us believe that he really doesn't care renders this whole mad world strangely charming.
With two or three projects in the pipeline, he still loves the whole mad business of film-making, telling me that directors don't retire, the phone just stops ringing.
Then her commanding vocals make the easiness of falling in love sound both joyous — like it's the whole mad, wonderful point of life — and enraging, because there's no denying the idiotic whims of the heart.
While the bodies on the track of which Mr Livingstone warns darkly will probably not materialise, Londoners will forever blame the shortcomings of the Tube on Mr Byers and Mr Brown and on their boss, Tony Blair, who privately wishes the whole mad scheme could be quietly buried.
Plenty of artists can drive a whole stadium mad, but Sade Adu is maybe the only one who can hold an entire arena still, hanging on her every utterance as if she were playing a tiny club with terrible sound.
But this was perhaps a case of voters wanting to reward a film as a whole – like Mad Max, it too is a study of the clash between strong women and violent misogyny, and that, along with its wondrous dance sequence, has made it a word-of-mouth indie hit.
That whole being mad at Spain thing didn't help much, either.
And there, at the heart, is this chewy feeling that it is extremely dumb, that being invested in it is extremely dumb, and the final final finale some two or three seasons in the future will actually be shark-jumpingly bad, just like every good TV show's finale is in some way terrible, and this whole big mad endeavor will have been for naught.
And there, at the heart, is this chewy feeling that it is extremely dumb, that being invested in it is extremely dumb, and the final final finale – some two or three seasons in the future – will actually be shark-jumpingly bad, just like every good TV show's finale is in some way terrible, and this whole big mad endeavour will have been for naught.
