Sentence examples for making them mad from inspiring English sources

"Just making them mad.

Can I risk making them mad?"  Future Saddam Husseins may never get far enough to touch off a war.

"And that makes them mad".

"Just to make them mad".

Often, what they heard made them mad.

"I would imagine that it was our health care letter that made them mad," Sister Campbell said.

But what makes them mad is that they are repeated, again and again, whenever they fail.

Everyone has drinks that they avoid because they make them mad or sad.

"People who followed every guideline to the T were still ending up with rashes or eye irritation, and that made them mad".

Sister Simone Campbell, of nuns-on-the-bus fame, told the Times, "I would imagine that it was our health-care letter that made them mad".

"The difference between real punk and the Bloodhound Gang is that real punk is about context: here is what makes them mad, here are their ideals," he wrote.