Sentence examples for more screwed from inspiring English sources

It's a story of screwed-up men fighting a war that makes many of them even more screwed up.

I probably would get more screwed up reading a prompter than I do ad-libbing.

"The only surprise was that they were even more screwed up than the high level of screwiness that we expected".

Stourton occasionally recognises that this logic could be reversed: "The more he screwed around, the more screwed up she got".

"I have become convinced that the more an I.T. department uses consultants, the more screwed up it is," he writes.

Andy's friends want to help him find a girl; they are full of stupid schemes, the point being, of course, that they are even more screwed up in their relations with women than he is, and delusional as well.

Sadly, the cure for screwing around turns out to be more screwing around, with the volume turned up.

In the first four or five seasons, we saw Don do the nearly impossible: He retained huge chunks of his status and hard-fought privilege, even as he dumped on more people, screwed up more and became more destructive.

Or one that may be on his mind this week: "The more screwed-up a situation, the harder it is to deal with it".

Sure, the kid might be an Obama or a Freud, even an Al Gore – someone who might help improve a place that gets more and more screwed-up the more people we cram into it.

Because there will be no more screwing up.