Sentence examples for make anyone mad from inspiring English sources

People shouldn't have to sneak, or have to worship only where it won't make anyone mad.

I never meant to make anyone mad at me [by speaking out]," Gambill told HuffPost.

We don't want to make anyone mad lest they stop loving us or leave.

She wasn't actively trying to make anyone mad: she was just doing what a lot of regular, oblivious white people do.

And the stories at the Preakness Stakes today all seem to be revolving around the horse-hopping jockey Calvin Borel, who despite dumping the Kentucky Derby winner for a girl (Rachel Alexandra) has not made anyone mad.

SIR WILLIAM OSLER If you fear making anyone mad, then you ultimately probe for the lowest common denominator.

As he stated, Being nice means not making anyone mad, while being kind means you do the right thing regardless if it makes anyone mad.

Give or take humanity's in-built propensity to fall into a mass panic, how have our fears now "gotten the better of us"? Yes, people worry too much about crime and reading the Daily Mail every day would probably make anyone completely mad.

St. John, who wrote "The Mad Dog 100" and "The Mad Dog Hall of Fame" with the sports radio fixture Chris Russo, will not make anyone forget Red Smith or Grantland Rice.

When Rat Race Rebellion, a Web site geared toward work-life balance, asked women why they can't turn down favors, the top reason was–"I don't want to hurt anyone's feelings or make them mad at me". Second to that: "They're showing faith in me and I can't let them down".

Although I understand what he was trying to say now, at the time it just made me mad that anyone would suggest that reconstruction was a benefit of having cancer.