Sentence examples for As messed from inspiring English sources

"I'm still as messed up as I once was," he announced, explaining his new album's faith-based title.

Jazz is taught here with the same uncompromising formal severity as Bach, and Fletcher looks quite as messed up as Isabelle Huppert's imperious Erika in Haneke's The Piano Teacher.

Has Mr. Shalhoub contributed anything personal to the obsessive Adrian Monk? "Not to imply that I'm quite as messed up as Monk," he hedges, "but we all have certain things that we fixate on, and I can say that I do have my issues with stacking a dishwasher -- or, rather, with the way that other people stack a dishwasher.

Self-help has its uses, however: it neatly undoes the facile ideas of left (we are powerless victims) and right (we have total agency in our lives) alike, and it provides the calming reassurance that others out there are as messed up as you are.

Lasting lesson: Holden Caulfield verified our hopes that other teens were as messed up as we felt on bad days; in fact, some had it worse.

And few industries are as messed up as telecommunications.

If she messes up on Craig Kilborn, it's not the same as messing up on Letterman".

Five great islands dominate Riley's psyche: Family, Honesty, Friendship, Hockey, and Goofball, better known as messing around.

This is a dangerous game, of course, just as dangerous as messing with England's national poet.

Soon the child prodigy was grappling with guitar, glockenspiel and keyboards, as well as messing with tape recorders and learning from his father about microphone placement.

Of course, incentivizing lifestyle changes, i.e. behavior change, can be seen as messing with people's freedom.