Sentence examples for looking crazed from inspiring English sources

When we returned, our mother was waiting at the front door wearing only her slip, looking crazed.

Photos showed Spears in a low-cut blouse, with her breasts almost exposed and her hair extensions sticking out — sometimes looking crazed, sometimes shyly smiling at the camera.

He turns towards me, looking crazed.

"The rest of the time we shuffle and look crazed.

I felt like thrusting it under every sentient nose I could find; but I'd repeatedly scrawled "Whew!," "Yikes!" and "Jesus!" in the margins, sometimes two and three times a page, and one hates to look crazed.

López, who up to this point had been playing so far in the zone that he looked crazed (red-rimmed eyes bulging; teeth bared), suddenly had the demeanor of a man awakened from an Olympian dream of glory only to find himself rudely deposited back in harsh, humble reality.

Every time I turned around to look at the crowd, they all looked crazed from smiling so hard.

You just scrunch up your face, look crazed, adopt a bad Western accent and say in your most craven breathless voice: "Can I touch her titties now, daddy?

Too much licking, though, can make you look crazed and hungry while making your lips slobbery and unappetizing.

That money seems likely to bring the rest of the Crowe clan to Raylan's hometown of Harlan, Kentucky, where Boyd Crowder (the great Walton Goggins, looking more crazed than ever) continues his criminal enterprises.

I must look distraught, crazed.