Sentence examples for mad as hell that from inspiring English sources

He's still Prince of Denmark, still living in royal splendor in Elsinore, still mad as hell that Gertrude has married Claudius.

Suddenly we all realised what was happening: Europeans are as mad as hell that they've been branded cloners and 'copycats', and they're not going to take it any more.

Get mad as hell that the status quo has remained unchallenged for so long.

For instance, I'm still mad as hell that we are at a war we have no business being in.

Get mad as hell that some energy companies aren't giving you the freedom to know, understand and choose where and how you get your energy.

But we're mad as hell that cake pops are here to stay, and we're going to do everything in our power to dismantle their rule.

And that, undoubtedly, is the point, for it is the sensibility, the "I'm mad as hell" act, that has got her her readers.

The mad-as-hell populism that in large part inspired the "leave" vote was instinctively nativist and sometimes at least borderline racist.

Mr. Sandbrook's not daring thesis in "Mad as Hell" is that during the '70s a "new kind of populism" became "the most powerful political and cultural force" in America.

Harvey Houtkin is mad as hell, and that's when he's being polite.

They're mad as hell, but that doesn't make them crazy.