Príklady madden

• At a more practical level, the organization of the book is simply maddening.

• Men worried that wives maddened with money would sap husbands' virility with sorcery.

• Madden presumably thought he could read letters which were not in fact there, but he is by no means alone in this.

• Madden saw that the ideal toward which they were working, that of the individual benefit of all the constituent members, implied a new set of values.

• You will not promote temperance by this legislation; you will simply madden people if they are forced to drink patent whisky.

• They surround the whole complex and it is maddening to queue, particularly if one's train is waiting at the platform.

• It is maddening for the counter staff to have to switch from one thing to another.

• That is what maddens people about the sort of things that are going on now.

• What has maddened people most are the directors' pay increases which are so large that they beggar description.

• One cannot always blame the dogs because they are maddened by hunger, having been abandoned.

• He is so absolutely maddened by this congested mass of vehicles that he is forced into the position of being a road hog.

• All this delay is not only maddening for them, but is doing a great disservice to the rural communities.

• He had often been maddened by boys playing cops and robbers round the exhibition cases.

• It is maddening that the allocation of money, which is decided in advance of the grants, is rigid.

• It is maddening to think that a boy's chance of going to the university depends on geography.