"Let me tell you," he writes in one particularly heartfelt passage, "that it exceeds the wildest insanity to accept some of the things which the world takes for granted — … That men should starve each other.
Her father, Louis, was a driving instructor; her mother, Simone, suffered from a mental illness which erupted into wild 'episodes' of insanity and ended in suicide.
He is happier in the past and his knowledge of the region's murders, bandits, insanities, and wild lives bring more ecstatic transports.
From the vantage point we're given, it's basically insanity ― a couple wild accusations from Tracey; first that their dance school piano player, an elderly man named Mr. Booth, touched her inappropriately; next a still-more shocking one about the narrator's beloved father ― and then paranoia, rage, erratic behavior.
Mr. Lowe's tale eventually reaches wild heights of star-studded, jet-set insanity.
For a snapshot of how Brazil can live its football – with the exhortations to higher powers, the wild extremes of emotion and the borderline insanity – this one pretty much covers it.
Although me and my co-hosts, Wilbert L. Cooper and Martina de Alba, take viewers on a wild ride across the US exploring the insanity of the 2016 election in our show VICE Does America, we're still not first-tier guests for major media outlets.
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His successor, Gaius, generally known as Caligula, became known for his wild caprices and uncontrolled passions, which issued in manifest insanity.
In Brooklyn, meanwhile, the Gallery Players are skewing Dickens's story even more drastically with "Mrs. Bob Cratchit's Wild Christmas Binge," a play by Christopher Durang that has all the Durangian insanity you've come to expect.
