Sentence examples for rather crazed from inspiring English sources

"I was referring to the script, but it would have been a good description of the rather crazed film-making process".

Armstrong and many of the commenters, all smart adult women, are guiltily talking about ditching respectable books for "Ten Years Later…" (Armstrong writes, "I am rather crazed to drop the very good Dave Eggers book I am reading to return to all of them").

Muriel Maffre gave a strong performance as a Medea persuasively sad rather than crazed.

The main hazard now facing any tourist is probably malaria rather than crazed machete-wielding child soldiers.

When he does so and returns with a dagger drenched in Pirro's blood, Ermione is horrified, and in her shock protests that it was not she but rather a crazed lover who had begged for the king's death.

She said that initially guards posted on the major sites by the antiquities ministry had continued to do their job after the Isis takeover, but the group then beheaded the Nineveh sites' chief of security in October, and at any rate the guards were equipped to tackle looters rather than "crazed fanatics with machine guns".

In early film treatments, such as "I Walked With a Zombie" (which drew on the plot of "Jane Eyre"), zombies were eerily passive rather than the crazed flesh-eaters of today.

But it was raining hard as I searched out the settlement on which it was based and found, rather than a crazed-looking village, a joyless town of 1970s housing blocks.

In discussing what she portrays as a decline in the American job market, for example, Klein avoids the debate over increased productivity, as well as the fact that small businesses, rather than brand-crazed multinationals, have been the principal engine of job growth for many years.

This ad is aimed squarely at current PC users rather than fighting for crazed Mac zealots.

From a stop, the R-Line's flat-out acceleration feels simultaneously crazed and rather fun, thanks to a not excessively overzealous Anti-Slip Regulation system that allows the front wheels to grate a bit of rubber along the roadway.