Sentence examples for state of crazy from inspiring English sources

Under attack, the soldiers, in a state of crazy fear and exhilaration, pour fire into the bush.

Dr. Janiger, who took the drug 13 times, said he was interested in LSD's link to creativity and what he said was the ability to gain access to a state of crazy consciousness without losing control.

Who ever would have guessed that the emotional state of Crazy Eyes -- Suzanne, I mean -- would hit me like a ton of bricks?

But living in a constant state of crazy-busy with overscheduled to-do lists have a profoundly negative effect on your health.

In the current issue of American Craft, an article titled "Let 'Em Eat Cake," chews over the state of the crazy quilt it has become: the fairs awash in money from corporate sponsors, the huge market for the objects sold there and the confusion that has arisen for the makers.

"But they didn't want a state-of-the-art, crazy-sophisticated space with all the gadgets.

The former Republican governor of Florida said that was not by design, and said the state of politics was "crazy right now".

Their tendency to leave two months' worth of business down to the very last day, means that for 24 hours English football exists in a state of chaos, a crazy flux in which almost anything seems possible.

I came to think of it as a byproduct of the state's crazy history, where you have all of these vastly different people (Spanish explorers, European immigrants, dozens of Indian tribes, most of which are not native to the area) crashing into one another over and over again over the course of many centuries, forced to work out their differences on the fly to avoid deteriorating into all-out war.

What a crazy state of affairs.

The state of play in Britain – crazy levels of private sector debt and a record trade deficit – can thus be explained by the rise of inequality.