Sentence examples for a bit psycho from inspiring English sources

Its sense of a sinister invisible hand, its malevolent nurse, its psychiatric doctor (played by Jones) who seems a bit psycho himself, all contribute to a woozy sense of deja vu that inspires disorientation.

And they might just think you're a bit psycho.

When asked how she thought Jacqui would react if she found out that Tony was the father, Metcalfe said Jacqui would "go a bit psycho".

I like that Mozart looks a bit psycho here, like he's suddenly going to pick up that piano stool and smash it over someone's head. .

I was a bit of a psycho around the time Isobel [Campbell] left the band and our relationship broke up.

She leaves open the tantalising possibility that rational Dr Faraday might actually be a bit of a psycho, or even a malign psychic presence.

Gus Van Sant has made films that are very Hollywood (Good Will Hunting, To Die For), very unHollywood (Elephant) and experimentally a bit of both (Psycho).

How this team could do with a bit of that old Psycho spirit.

If you are a good sprinter and give off a bit of a desperate psycho vibe, you actually have a pretty decent chance of getting away with this.

"Sandy Passage," which kicks off the televised series, begins by taking off on Albert and David Maysles' 1975 "Grey Gardens"; focusing on an eccentric mother and daughter sharing a tumbledown New England house with cats and critters and the detritus of disappointment, it mixes in a little bit of "Psycho" and "The Blair Witch Project" before it's done.

He is toned, sociopathic, a bit like Patrick Bateman in American Psycho.