Sentence examples for crazy age from inspiring English sources

The title Crazy Age refers to lines from both Robert Burns – "yet here to crazy age we're brought" – and from the Earl of Rochester, whose young lady praises her aged lover for not yet being "aking, shaking, Crazy Cold".

We planned to meet but at the last minute she got cold feet, writing to say she could not risk letting a stranger visit her "in this crazy age of violence".

"I think people are becoming nostalgic in this crazy age of technology," she said, "searching for life as it used to be — more simple, more thoughtful about the way we treat the land we live on and more sensitive about the food we eat".

It's a crazy age we're living in that you can snag 3TB of storage for only $125.

I feel sorry for them because it's a crazy age to live in".

As a parent in this crazy age of being a parent, I had to include this one.

I can imagine him clinging obstinately to his craft, and reiterating to people in our celebrity-crazy age what he wrote after the State Department withdrew his passport: he wanted "to be left in peace to finish my new play, which, I may add, they will not like either".

He said that he was made superior at the "crazy" young age of 36, and that his leadership style was too authoritarian.

The pope, formerly a cardinal, Jorge Mario Bergoglio, spoke of the mistakes he feels he made when he became the superior of his Jesuit province in Argentina at the "crazy" young age of 36.

A musician's belief in the artistic value of their work cannot, in this crazy digital age, be directly correlated to its monetary value, however hard they wish that it could.

"You've got this crazy new age machine but what I'm really about is old-fashioned, homemade ice cream.