Sentence examples for crazed like from inspiring English sources

He sounded both sneaky and crazed, like a man trying to outline a clever legal loophole while also on fire.

As far as rapping goes, Chris Crack sounds crazed, like Ol' Dirty Bastard got aged backwards a few years and modulated up a few octaves (listen to the hook on "No Biggie").

Sometimes your hangover does something deranged to you and you order a custom pizza with, like, roast chicken and pepperoni and jalapenos and sweetcorn, and half tomato sauce, half BBQ sauce, something crazed like that, and good on you, to be honest.

Not literally: the bikes are heavy, so you won't see program users careening down Broadway like crazed bike messengers.

And so we swam, like crazed Olympic sprinters, from a cobblestone Italian town square to a serene island monastery in the middle of glittering Lago d'Orta.

However, you can try looking a bit crazed or bewildered, like you're surprised or have been programmed to move around and do the dance.

Her heart thumped in her chest like a crazed sparrow throwing itself against a window, like the one she'd seen in a parking garage once, trapped up by the ceiling, beating its wings and exhausting itself.

The music has a crazed Ives-like energy, teetering between exuberance and terror.

The roles range from the 16th century (Kinski as a crazed, Hitler-like conquistador in Herzog's supreme masterwork Aguirre, Wrath of God) via a remake of Murnau's Nosferatu to the driven entrepreneur Fitzcarraldo in the 19th-century Brazilian jungle.

As to the TV shows, perhaps some will be hit-or-miss filler but keep in mind that a hit can have a crazed, cult-like following: Before the demise and merger of CBS' UPN and Time Warner's WB networks, they had Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Angel, respectively the latter a spinoff of Buffy, and each a wildly popular show.

They are like animals, crazed for these pickles!