Sentence examples for whole madness from inspiring English sources

"I got caught up in the whole madness and excitement," Mr. Denby said.

Neither defensive nor oblivious, he disarmed would-be critics with good-natured humble-bragging ("I guess I'm the guy who started this whole madness"), although success of the sort that inspires vanity license plates (DRM8KER, QB CLUB) was slow in coming.

"The last two years have been tragically Flash-free for me, spending most of my time working on game design, 3D modeling, and general art," says Jolly. "The trick to working on this whole Madness thing is to keep the power on while I do it.

Would a conventional tub be better, or is the whole idea madness?

"Then, finally, I got into this whole checking madness, because I've long been interested in loops, mistakes, trancey repetition.

Nevertheless, her home came to symbolise the whole surreal madness of Craggy Island, and she still gets visitors from all over the world.

While there's no question that it didn't have to be a sporting event Without question the single-game "winner takes all" format of the NCAA Tournament is structured to generate the highest amount of potential drama and provoke extreme emotional responses, that's what inspired the whole "March Madness" idea.

It caused a whole heap of madness, and I just ran away for a couple of hours.

'I kind of hated her at first... but I think it was the pressure of the whole situation, the madness.

In a more democratic society citizens would not have blindly worshiped one man and allowed him to drag the whole nation into madness.

I was instated as the Libertines' manager and by the Monday or Tuesday we were in Wales, hence that whole bit of madness in the book (1).