Sentence examples for desperate crazy from inspiring English sources

We live in desperate crazy times.

We're basically told that women in their twenties should be frantically searching for Mr. Right (not to mention most of the 30 -something barbies I mean bachelorettes are portrayed as desperate, crazy, and everything in between).

People are so desperate, so crazy, so resentful, that it is natural to expect more of this.

But this embodiment of innocence in a rancid world may be what drives the disillusioned and desperate Carmela crazy.

In preparing for the trip I didn't bother to look up the translation for words like "desperate" or "crazy".

"I like to say you have to be either desperate or crazy to do an insertion like this," Coblenz explains.

"People get desperate and do crazy things," Mrs. Rosenfeld explained one recent Sunday afternoon at her home.

— Uncle Tommy, Massachusetts Well, I think being in constant pursuit of a team that never seems to get caught can make people do crazy, desperate things.

If he's truly a liar and a self-absorbed manipulator, he would insist your warnings are the crazy, desperate act of a person who still secretly loves him.

The Oregon Trail, a perilous hike across thousands of miles – and two icy mountain ranges – was often a one-way proposition, and appealed mainly to the desperate and the crazy.

In this view, a meaningful threat to block a debt-ceiling hike is simply an arbitrary act of hostage-taking; the message is not "I am very, very conservative", but rather "I am very, very desperate and possibly crazy, so you'd better accede to my demands".