Sentence examples for or crazed from inspiring English sources

Needless to say, the judges were either beastly or crazed, and the participants ruthless or wretched.

They are not the scruffy eccentrics or crazed egotists that one reads about in fiction and in the Sunday newspapers.

Linear, for example, can be figurative (Ella Kruglyanskaya), abstract (Chris Martin) or crazed (Joshua Abelow and Lance De Los Reyes).

But these blissful moments are no more spiritual that the gnarly stretches in which the organ growls in aggressively dissonant chords or crazed bursts of runs and riffs.

Creating monsters or crazed lunatics through the "bad" or "mad" labels are convenient ways of making sense of female multiple murderers like Dennehy.

There were no car bombs or road checks or crazed 10-year-old soldiers waving rocket-propelled grenades (RPGs) in your face.

It looked like either a moment of brilliant innovation or a crazed dude having an hallucination.

There were allegations that McCain had fathered a black child (he and Cindy have an adopted daughter, Bridget, who is Bangladeshi); that McCain had committed treason in Hanoi, or was crazed from his captivity.

Given the stressful period of the Revocation and its aftermath, the possibility of a nodding (or even crazed) Bayle has some plausibility.

"'[White separatists] have to look good,' Spencer said, adding that if his movement means 'being part of something that is crazed or ugly or vicious or just stupid, no one is going to want to be a part of it.'".

"'[White separatists] have to look good,' Spencer said, adding that if his movement means 'being part of something that is crazed or ugly or vicious or just stupid, no one is going to want to be a part of it'".