Sentence examples for literally crazy from inspiring English sources
We do not expect to be literally crazy, cool customers who believe that their husband is about to return.
Such characters have a seductive appeal even though — or perhaps precisely because — the most interesting among them are often, quite literally, crazy.
We do not expect to be literally crazy, cool customers who believe their husband is about to return and need his shoes".
The experience leaves her amazed — as many times as you've heard people being described as crazed with grief, she observes, "we do not expect to be literally crazy" — and even more convinced that the world is a treacherous, terrible place.
A sundowner by the infinity pool is followed by dinner of, say, pasta with vongole, then sea bass in acqua pazza (tomato, chilli and caper broth – literally "crazy water") with beautiful views of Capri.
She drives me crazy, but it is always what the French call "l'amour fou", in English, literally, "crazy-love".
Animals in zoos can literally go crazy".
"When we auditioned, they literally went crazy," Louis recalled.
"These are mentally ill patients who were literally going crazy," Mr. Bien said.
Jason is literally driven crazy by the pressures of his life, while Mimi fights off emptiness with prescription medications.
