Sentence examples for less crazed from inspiring English sources

The less crazed killers Shia and Sunni militias fighting over power and turf have greatly reduced their kill rate.

Packed lunches for our two boys, who are 9 and 13, PB&J or hummus sandwiches, ringed with sliced apples, carrots, grapes and cookies, packed by me or my wife, Eve Heyn, whomever is less crazed at 7 a.m., with increasing help from the boys.

For a man who was only a week ago described by the Prime Minister as  "security-threatening, terrorist-sympathising, Britain-hating", Jeremy Corbyn was restraint itself in his dealings with David Cameron, less crazed extremist sociopath than patient, if slightly over-earnest, schoolmaster coaching a remedial class.

Maybe it could have prompted a serious discussion about armed guards at schools if it had a less crazed presentation and less of an absolute vision that "guns are cool," as David Keene, its president, says.

The parallel complaint about hockey — that you can't see the puck — I have never really understood or believed; but watching these playoffs with less crazed attachment, I'm afraid I see, or rather don't see, the point.

Re "A Little Less Crazed at Cameron," Feb. 2: The news that student attendance at Duke men's basketball home games has fallen should sound an alarm at all colleges that have oversize sports programs.

In fact, there is some evidence to suggest that Gurney felt less tortured and crazed in the trenches than he did as a civilian, particularly in later life when his mind and nerves went to pieces, leading to long periods of hospitalisation.

Mr. Suchet's performance is softer, less brutally crazed than those of any of the predecessors I have seen in the role, maybe because of Mr. Shaffer's rewrites.

Perhaps it was more convenient, and less embarrassing, to think that crazed Chinese ritual killers might be responsible.

This decision is completely unsurprising; even in states that are less gun-crazed than Kentucky, prosecutors are reluctant to charge parents criminally when a child finds a loaded gun in the house and accidentally shoots someone.

Now that the sport has returned to a football crazed town, there is less focus on baseball.