Sentence examples for feeling crazed from inspiring English sources
You're frantic, maybe even feeling crazed inside--and if you could chew that leg off somehow, you would.
If you're fed up with feeling crazed, you might want to consider admitting how exhausting, depleting, and defeating your quest for perfection is, and that no matter how perfect you become, you will never satisfy your own critical voice.
Otherwise, fear and its hormones will keep you feeling crazed.
"The rest of the time we shuffle and look crazed.
And then, a maniacally-smiling, three-breasted figure spills into a series of airport security bins on a conveyor belt capturing exactly the crazed feeling of dealing with the TSA.
I must look distraught, crazed.
If you are already feeling anxious, or are worried the coming days may bring out the stressed and crazed side of you -- or the holiday blues -- here are five holiday mantras to get you through these next couple of weeks!
Where Aristotle's theory of tragedy had relied on catharsis (the climactic purging and mastery of our terror, as we witness overpowering deeds), Haneke seemed to suggest that recent cinema has cheapened such slaking of emotion into a near-pornographic fake: we are crazed and cheered by shuddering events that have no authentic claim upon our feelings.
"These two guys were crazed.
Hopper's performance as a crazed photojournalist is, well, crazed.
