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wild-eyed

[wahyld-ahyd] / ˈwaɪldˌaɪd /


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And remember, though now commonly portrayed as a wild-eyed expansionist, Putin, though hardly a peacemaker, had never previously committed Russian forces to anything like that invasion.

From Salon

Still, Crump had a hand in the end result, as his designs inspired the menacing, wild-eyed wallpaper, interpreted by artist Tania Norris, that graces the Mansion.

From Los Angeles Times

This same wild-eyed, macho intensity — the actor’s trademark — is on full display in “Irreversible.”

From New York Times

He welcomed her into his commune of misfits and drifters, which called itself the Family and coalesced at a ranch outside of Los Angeles, where she found herself captivated by his wild-eyed charisma.

From Washington Post

Naturally, Donald Trump has joined the chorus, declaiming that the Democratic Party functions as a cover for "wild-eyed Marxists."

From Salon