Wild Eyed

They have allowed Republicans to characterize the entirely sensible, conventional idea that stimulative spending is good for a contracting economy as the wild-eyed profligacy of a socialist bent on wrecking the economy as "payback for slavery," as Rush Limbaugh recently put it. ❋ Peter Birkenhead (2010)

For all their carping about 'liberal dreamers,' there are no more impractical and wild-eyed dreamers on the planet than Gingrich and his fellow Conservative Utopians. ❋ RJ (2011)

A reporter for the New York Times described the crowd as ‘wild-eyed’ with fear. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Matthew was gone out the window, and a good thing, too, because Father slammed through the door in his nightshirt, wild-eyed and - haired, cedar rod from his workshop, thick as a branch, at the ready. ❋ Unknown (2010)

In the raging conflation of this world, President Barack Obama -- a centrist -- is portrayed as a wild-eyed Muslim running the land that we love into the ground like yesterday. ❋ Michael Conniff (2010)

The Sergeant was suddenly transformed into a shouting, barking, wild-eyed looking creature. ❋ Unknown (2010)

The result the is a bright celebration, a living, wild-eyed mash up that is pretty fun to dance to. ❋ Unknown (2010)

All attempts at compromise have been met with wild-eyed rhetoric. ❋ RJ (2010)

It's pretty hard to avoid the Super Bowl, even though I'm not a wild-eyed sports fan. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Instead of looking haggard, wild-eyed or deranged, these miners are shampooed, shaved and (shoe) shined. ❋ Ben Sherwood (2010)

But she looked crazy: wild-eyed, wild-haired, coatless, hatless, and dragging a gray blanket behind her through the snow. ❋ Margaret Peterson Haddix (2011)

Edel Rodriguez In his wild-eyed, stream-of-strange-consciousness monologues, the actor's most prominent riffs have been on his status as a "winner" duh. ❋ Eric Felten (2011)