Sentence examples for more whacked from inspiring English sources

The presentation reminded me of Connell's description of his philosophy: "I thought that if you could make a protected area where regular folks — the butcher, the baker, the candlestick maker — could really honestly say how they wanted to live, they would come up with stuff that was more whacked than anything these big architects with their 'cool ideas' could come up with".

That kind of sentimentality separates "Sons of Tucson" from an obvious forerunner, "Malcolm in the Middle," in which the adult characters played by Jane Kaczmarek and Bryan Cranston were more whacked out than their sons.

I was whacked out in the land of the whacked out, seeking the even more whacked out.

"Nothing could be more whacked out," he said.

And he almost gets his reward, once more whacking the batsman on the pad.

It would have been more whack, smack and thwack.

I gave it a couple of more whacks, and the dent all but disappeared.

Feeling cocky, I gave it a couple more whacks — for luck, I guess.

A few more whacks of the ice ax and we stood on the summit".

Before the first period was through, Roenick had traded more whacks with Brodeur in the Devils' crease.

The crowd tried to rally Chakvetadze with cries of 'Allez Anna', but what she really needed was a bit more whack in her racket.