Sentence examples for crazed that from inspiring English sources

(One friend told me today about a fellow mother who is so crazed that she has been visiting Catholic churches as well, just for good measure).

They're so crazed that all you have to do is stick a hook in the water and pull them out — where's the sport in that?" Scheider said that he sometimes takes his kids out to fish for striped bass.

Mullah Mohammed Omar, the leader of the Taliban, is reputed to be so crazed that when shrapnel hit his eye in a battle with the Russians, he simply cut it out with a knife and kept going.

Seriously, are we so crazed that we feel the need to mush protein, carbohydrates, fat, vitamins, minerals, chemicals, and fake chocolate into something smaller than a slice of bread and drier than a Saltine cracker, eat it in four bites and call that lunch?

Only three survived – so crazed that, when they were rescued, they declined to give up the human bones on which they were sucking.

At her home in Flemington, N.J., there is always food on the table because the Wong family is food crazed, and that is perhaps an understatement.

No other Ecuadorian team had won it before and, for a football crazed country that defines its identity in terms of sports and beer, it was huge.

Eighty percent of people, according to this study, are optimists, so no wonder a high proportion of prospective partners and employers are attracted by the shining eyes and crazed grins that make them feel so at home.

Sports-talk radio would have been crazed if that had happened, but not as apoplectic if "going for history" had cost the Yankees a chance at a pennant down the road.

Why is it that, over the years, that crazed film calmly urges itself forward as maybe Hitch's most entertaining picture?

Nazi taste in art did not stretch to the bus-ticket collages and crazed sound symphonies that had made Merz famous.