Sentence examples for mad or something from inspiring English sources

"I may have made her mad or something," he said.

Maybe he's trying to motivate me, to get me mad or something.

It was deemed to be political correctness gone mad, or something.

"I said two teams were capable of reaching the semi-finals — Pakistan and the West Indies — and everybody said I was mad or something.

I thought I was going mad or something!" This witty and revealing semi-fictional memoir tells the story of Loh's experiences with hormonal upheaval and life changes in her late forties, including an affair followed by a messy divorce and her efforts to keep her eccentric elderly father out of trouble.

I'm happy that your friends had an art show, and you're just all mad or something about my friends doing their stuff or whatever.

"You mad at me or something?" Ignoring Payton, Bernhardt merely folded his arms.

But "12.21" does its best with Qu'iche, which is not cheesy or edible; Maya glyphs, which as depicted here look a teensy bit like cartoon drawings; bat guano, which has more historical resonance than you might think; and mad cow disease, or something akin to it.

Don't get mad to fast or something but when someone keep and keeps bothering you insult him, fight him or tell him to stop (to show your peaceful side, talk using an educated and civilized way of speak (Don't use too modern expressions)and don't dirty talk.

"If I get a little more excited, or sad, or mad about something, my stomach will start hurting," said Mrs. Kazemi's youngest daughter, Donya, 11.

A billion, or something mad like that.