fit of madness

"It was a fit of madness in a person with very particular psychological characteristics."

By 887, Charles appears to have succumbed to fits of madness.

To cure an insane person, for example, involved causing a fit of madness.

Quite often they destroy themselves in fits of madness.

In a fit of madness, the man runs away and dies soon after, falling from a cliff.

He also concludes by jumping from the window in a fit of madness, yet survives.

In that fit of madness and grief she might have run in any direction.

The fit of madness seemed to pass away and Banks buried his head in his hands.

In a fit of madness I started tearing up all the ad records.'

Supposing Valerie, in a fit of madness - oh, it is impossible?

Not even Saul before he left his farm to become king and began his fits of madness.

He was depressed, and had fits of madness.

He subsequently claimed that he had committed the murders in a fit of madness.

His first marriage was to Megara, whose children he murdered in a fit of madness.

Heaven help him, one of his periodic fits of madness was upon him!

The thought of going as a discarded wife so distressed her that the fits of madness became more frequent.

She saw the passing of the fit of madness from him and felt a bleak ray of hope.

He was said to have cured the women of Sparta of a fit of madness.

When she tries to destroy the page Sloane, in a brief fit of madness, pushes her into a glass coffee table.

By this time, the king was suffering from fits of madness and could not confirm details such as whether he authorized Mathew's salary.

He tore his clothing to pieces in a fit of madness brought on by a diet of nothing but raw turtles.

On December 23, 1883, Rathbone attacked his children in a fit of madness.

Has the Khad fallen into the chasm in a fit of madness?"

According to Phlox, they had killed each other in a fit of madness- a century in the future, in an entirely different reality.