Sentence examples for more crazed from inspiring English sources

For most of his life "[Israelis] were more aggressive, more obnoxious, more crazed, more hairy, more muscular brothers over there.

Sometimes I can't believe I wasn't more crazed".

But during the more crazed passages of the piece, his playing lacked incisive attack and sinewy power.

The staccato Bring Me Your Loves closes the set with aggressive digital funk, topped off with more crazed solo-ing.

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.

The hysterical astronaut, more crazed than ever, follows the footprints over the dune and there in the distance he sees the cross-like shape of telephone poles in a line going off into the distance.

Americans are nearly as Middleton-obsessed as our British pals and, arguably, more baby-crazed in general.

The longer pain goes untreated, the more desperate and crazed the patient becomes -- until those behaviors look like the problem.

What's more, it was crazed to believe a public good required minimal or no public grants.

In a culture where cops were expected to cover up for each other, Dowd and Eurell pursued an ambitious career of corruption: taking bribes from Dominican druglords, acting as their highly paid bodyguards, burgling other druglords' apartments and co-managing the drug business with the bad guys – while naturally becoming more paranoid and crazed by ingesting the cocaine.

On that glorious Sunday evening, football's outspoken owner expects more than 100,000 crazed fans to pack into his new $1.15 billion Cowboys Stadium to watch their beloved Dallas Cowboys take on their dreaded division nemesis, the New York Giants.