Sentence examples for crazed in from inspiring English sources

The terra cotta is crazed in places, but there has been no wholesale failure.

The finale was a revelation, performed with a spiraling fervor that captured something crazed in this seemingly exuberant music.

Mr. Owens's Alberich was no sniveling dwarf, but a barrel-chested, intimidating foe, singing with stentorian vigor, looking dangerous in his dreadlocks and crazed in his fantasy of ruling the universe.

She found something saintly and crazed in his undertaking, an element of self-denial, an element of penance.... Or he was a man escaping his past.... Was he at the movies to see a movie, she said, or maybe more narrowly, more essentially, simply to be at the movies?

In fact, there is some evidence to suggest that Gurney felt less tortured and crazed in the trenches than he did as a civilian, particularly in later life when his mind and nerves went to pieces, leading to long periods of hospitalisation.

I'm sure I'm a bit late to this party, having been on our Womenomics book launch/tour all week, and crazed in ways I was supposed to have banned with the help of Womenomics.

Americans are nearly as Middleton-obsessed as our British pals and, arguably, more baby-crazed in general.

(Mary Tyler Moore, Carrie Bradshaw and Liz Lemon are the notable exceptions with the caveat that each of these characters did achieve a degree of noteworthy success within their chosen fields, two of them eventually got married, and one of them became baby-crazed in the final season).

"I suppose all politicians are like, in the end, crazed wasps in a jam jar, each individually convinced that they are going to make it and get out and survive," he told Desert Island Discs.

Then they repeat the process, the orchestra scrunching and cavorting in elegant, seductive mayhem, a mood of crazed waltz in the air and sinister expectation.

So is there a fundamental difference between, to cite two Arnold Schwarzenegger vehicles aimed at a mass audience, the portrayal of Arabs as crazed terrorists in "True Lies" and that of Colombians as crazed narco-guerrillas in "Collateral Damage"?