Sentence examples for crazed genius from inspiring English sources
It is Jim Carrey, venting his highly ambitious, slightly crazed genius while also functioning as a rubbery object that gives the image a life of its own.
This is no portrayal of the scientist as crazed genius.
By then, though, having fought free of his father, Brian was at war with himself and his fellow band members, who, as his music became more baroque and his drug-fuelled behaviour more eccentric, increasingly felt themselves to be mere instruments of his crazed genius.
The show depicts Jean-Michel Basquiat the writer — the late-night coke-crazed genius of visual jazz.
The show depicts Jean-Michel Basquiathehe writer the late-night coke-crazed genius of visual jazz.
"I live because this poor, half-crazed genius cared," says the surprisingly articulate monster.
Enough with the all-too familiar story line of Vincent van Gogh as the sun-crazed genius with those wild eyes and the fierce red beard and hair!
Ridley Scott's new epic features a crazed, flawed genius called Peter Weyland (played by Guy Pearce in unrecognisably craggy makeup).
The narrator in Thomas Bernhard's novel "The Loser," a pianist crazed with dreams of genius and obsessed with Glenn Gould, expresses the impossible longing to become the piano, to be at one with it.
Let's give ourselves until Friday to try to sort out this careering work of broken genius, this unlovable classic, this grand, stupefying, crazed, swallow-up-the-cosmos book.
