Sentence examples for become crazed from inspiring English sources

Rather than becoming euphoric and relaxed, the rat will become crazed, strung out, frenzied; pushing the button until it collapses.

She suggested that in the preceding centuries such a person would have become crazed, shot herself, or been stigmatized as a witch.

To present the one, unlooked-for barrier to their love, there is not merely the wife (for that is no real obstacle at all), but a wife who had become crazed when her child was still-born.

Then, during a brutal revolution, Woodrow is "chopped down and killed" in front of his wife and children, who vanish to become crazed killers called "Worse Than Death,"+ "Fly" and "Demonology".

We become crazed to own the latest laptop, phone or notebook.

In Griffith's film, they become "crazed negroes" who make "helpless whites" their "victims".

"With that goal, I became crazed – I felt inflamed, so took off my top.

As I was gearing up for my nonmeeting with Mr. Miller, I played the music around the house, and both boys, then 2, became crazed fans.

There is Okot (John Pfumojena), the 17-year-old whose journey from Sudan has left many different kinds of scar; the Afghan teenager Norullah (Mohammad Amiri), who becomes crazed by his desire to get to England, and Helene (Nahel Tzegai), a woman who can calm the fractious men, and is working towards her own decision about what is best for her and her family.

"What happened in a lot of companies was that the equity compensation was [tied to share price], and people became crazed and very attentive to these biases.

Days and weeks went by and I became crazed over the word invisible, finally approaching one of my girlfriends.