Sentence examples for crazy becoming from inspiring English sources
It didn't help that at the time Thek was living mostly in Europe, where he created ephemeral installations for international shows, or that he went a little crazy (becoming hysterically needy, he alienated many of his friends).
Altogether, these theories assume that anxiety problems may arise when people make internal attributions of their physical symptoms, which means that they reflect on the negative implications that such symptoms may have for themselves (i.e., thoughts of losing control, going crazy, becoming really sick or even dying).
This was soon scrapped, with Gnarls Barkley's Crazy becoming the first song to get to No 1 in the UK on downloads alone in April 2006.
On his new album he rerecords two Waylon Jennings songs, and on "High Cost of Living" he sang of struggling with addiction: "Three days straight was no big feat/ to get by on no food or sleep/ And crazy was becoming my new norm".
Many speculate that Saddam himself was the mastermind behind the 1996 assassination attempt on his eldest son, Udday (even more of a reckless thug/rapist/crook, but that's a whole other article), because Udday was getting way too crazy and becoming an embarrassment to the Hussein family.
You want to be like Axl, not go crazy with becoming the man.
If it's based on crazies suddenly becoming pragmatists — well, you get the point.
The worst thing is that his excellently crazy humour is becoming much more edgy.
The elevator doors opened and Gretzky, before stepping out, said, "Don't worry about your job becoming crazy at 10 30".
I think expressing everything you are, visually or musically or in any field, prevents you from becoming crazy.
An article in the South China Morning Post asked whether Crazy English was becoming "one of those cults where the leaders insist on being treated like deities".
