Sentence examples for crazed enough to from inspiring English sources

And what we've learned from it is that there are partisans crazed enough to shrug off any proof against their claim and continually retrench into their lunatic position.

"But she doesn't seem sick or crazed enough to justify the crackup that's awaiting her, nor to spend six months in a sanitarium.

"But she doesn't seem sick or crazed enough to justify the crack-up that's awaiting her, nor to spend six months in a sanitarium.

Reality is, Trump is willing to play by a set of rules we aren't, and if he's wild and crazed enough to, as he put it, "stop trading," then maybe we need to swallow a pint glass of pride and just give in.

The sequel received less acclaim (only 59percentt from critics on Rotten Tomatoes this time); transferring the same disaster to New York City just wasn't enough to keep the first film's crazed spirit alive.

The dazzling brass fanfares, blasting their crazed fortissimos from either side of the orchestra pit, would be reason enough to rush to hear Lady Macbeth of Mtsensk (1934) at English National Opera.

Anyone unfortunate enough to have found themselves in an altercation with a crazed Scouser, will be familiar with the phrase: "I'll dance on your grave, lad".

Those of us fortunate enough to be seated on the left-hand side of the plane (sorry, Felicity) were treated to our first glimpse of the crazed Vegas skyline, with the Eiffel Tower rubbing shoulders with the Empire State Building and the Great Pyramid.

We aren't sure if the crazed author George R. Martin is going to literally kill every male character, or if a King or Queen will be able to seize the throne long enough to outlast the series.

Reasonable people understand this is just fear mongering to scare enough people into being all worked up and crazed to get on TV.

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