Sentence examples for i'm very mad from inspiring English sources
I'm very mad, very upset.
"I'm very mad; I'm not happy at all," Blake said.
"I'm very mad about it," Robson told jurors.
"I'm a big Ole Miss fan and when we lose to LSU, I'm very mad at the commentators because they talk about how horrible my team is and how my team can't win anything.
"I was very mad about that.
"It was plain that he was sorry for what I had done," Mosby recalled years later, and "I was very mad at such treatment".
"I was very mad when I saw they were imported; I wondered why this pipe had not been made in the United States," said Mr. Rains, who is 61.
"That hindered me, and I was very (mad)," Mays said.
I was very mad to everybody for too long but at the same time maybe it helped me to continue to grow.
With the tapered-in skirt, it was very "Mad Men".
It was so important to me, that when I was intubated and unconscious in the ICU myself, my husband had a lactation consultant bring the pump up, because he just knew I'd be very mad if I woke up and discovered they had let my precious milk dry up.
