Sentence examples for we called mad from inspiring English sources
Mary seemed perpetually angry, and Helen was what we called "mad" — she had been institutionalized more than once as a young woman.
It was called Mad Scientist.
It was a little short called Mad.
For his characters, all love is what the Surrealists called "mad love".
People in the neighborhood even said he was called Mad Dog.
As my husband quipped, the movie really should have been called Mad Max: Feminist Ally.
HE is called Mad Dog the way bald guys are called Curly, or penny-pinchers are called Big Spenders.
Teenagers read a magazine called Mad, which ridicules the movies, television, advertising, and other aspects of mass culture.
The store is called Mad Dog and the Pilgrim, and it sits at the edge of grassy plains, down a rocky driveway.
In 1964, Marshall McLuhan astutely called MAD, which first appeared in 1952, "a kind of newspaper mosaic of the ad as entertainment, and entertainment as a form of madness".
One, called "Mad Scientist," featured a Clinton impersonator and a bumbling scientist "deep in the White House laboratory," trying in vain to get the new technology to work.
