Sentence examples for crazy compared from inspiring English sources

"They have been training since they were children, and their level is just crazy compared to mine when I started," he says.

Lastly, while I said earlier that $400 million post-money isn't crazy compared to publicly-traded companies, investors are obviously going to want a return.

Admittedly, the version we tested was kitted with specs that are none-too-cheap, but with a final price of $2400 as reviewed, it's actually not crazy compared to what you might expect for this kind of performance.

Who would buy that when you could just go down the street to the guy and buy it for $5? (I've often heard that this is the case in Brazil with video games, that prices there are crazy compared to what you'd pay here in the U.S. It's also partially why CD Projekt was lauded for its fair pricing scheme for The Witcher 2).

She said Monday's protest got "a little crazy" compared to that event, but she was buoyed by the energy of both demonstrations.

The internet went crazy comparing pictures of Orlando Bloom and Justin Bieber that both showed their subjects in the nude.

It'd be crazy to compare my time in the White House with theirs.

Mr. Rogers added that it was "crazy" to compare these calls to the calls in 2000, which sought to hurt Mr. McCain by describing his "interracial child" — a reference to the McCains' adopted daughter from Bangladesh.

The slaps in the face are literal in a movie in which two of the crazier characters compare themselves to Orpheus and Eurydice and exchange kisses that draw blood.

The UK's in a crazily positive position compared to – crazy in an American sense of we're wildly out there in going to 0.7 and actually making it happen, compared with other countries.

What man, except a crazy man, does that?" Compared with his opening statement at last year's mistrial, which was caused when prosecutors showed inadmissible evidence, Hardin spoke softer and in a markedly kinder tone.