Sentence examples for very crazed from inspiring English sources
I did a show there in January with Ben Harper, that's how we got friendly with them, and they have an instrument room with a lot of very crazed African drums, old pianos, and so they thought this would be good.
Though this drew instant backlash and public ridicule, the very same public is now crazed over her recent casting in place of a redheaded, freckled-faced white girl to play a fictional character.
In sum, the beheadings and other violence practiced by ISIS are not some whimsical, crazed fanaticism, but a very deliberate, considered strategy.
Paul McCarthy's art is crazed, inventive, obscene and often very funny.
But especially when we are a target, we should not suppress the very thing that makes our foul enemies crazed with twisted envy -- our heady and headache-inducing clash of ideas.
And, though I know it's going to make some people think I'm a crazed conservative -- which I'm very definitely not -- I'm just going to come right out and say it.
He spoke of Sweden's "very, very poor judicial system," weakened by external political meddling, careerism, and a culture of "crazed radical feminist ideology".
One of the things that is made very apparent is how some bands are just flat-out sex-addict pussyhounds, some are crazed druggies, some are wretched drunks, and some are genuinely violent assholes.
"These two guys were crazed.
I must look distraught, crazed.
