It never occurs to us that an actual little boy, however bright, however maddened by grief, could talk this way.

NEWYORKER: Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close

She often wondered if the pains had maddened him, if his brain had been attacked, as so much else in his body was.

NEWYORKER: The Woman of the House

Successive American administrations were both seduced and maddened by him.

ECONOMIST: Prince Bandar bin Sultan was an envoy like no other

Observed from the press gallery, the senators in their confined space began to resemble zoo animals Levin a shambling brown bear, John Thune a loping gazelle, Jim Bunning a maddened grizzly.

NEWYORKER: The Empty Chamber

The "plastic soul" of "Young Americans" was his strange response to the sound of black America and "Station to Station, " recorded in cocaine-maddened seclusion in Los Angeles in the guise of the "Thin White Duke, " presaged his return to Europe.

CNN: Bowie: Why we're just glad to have him back