Sentence examples for plenty mad from inspiring English sources

And that applies even to people who aren't being pointlessly provocative but are still making you plenty mad.

But just the same she was plenty mad when she found out he was already married to another girl".

And Arrington, who canceled plans for the CrunchPad, is plenty mad.

To be sure, consumers are plenty mad at their pay-TV providers, which have jacked up prices at three times the rate of inflation since 2013 and provided dismal customer service for years.

She was plenty mad at me, I don't mind saying.

And the keepers of Abraham Lincoln's legacy are plenty mad about this travesty.

"And one thing they've got is plenty of mad hatters," he added.

Which has supplied the president, Nursultan Nazarbayev, who came to power in 1989 and whose term limit was waived last year by a parliamentary vote, with plenty of mad money.

There is plenty to be mad about, but the mob is mindless.

Having grown up on "the streets of New York", as she likes to put it, she's photographed everything that seems remotely interesting about the city: Its cracked pavements, the graffiti on its walls, the construction of the World Trade Center, and plenty of its mad inhabitants, including their private parts.

There are plenty of arguments against MAD, not least that the past doesn't predict the future: just because the world hasn't seen a nuclear war yet, it doesn't mean it never will.