| She herself had put forward the option that made his whole screwed-up situation so much easier. |
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| He is our nearest contemporary equivalent to Blake, our sweetest-natured screwed-up visionary. |
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| Waiting for due process of the legitimate legal system seems a small price to pay to save even one screwed-up teenager. |
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| Holloway is a totally screwed-up British bobby on the run with a sack full of money. |
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| The real punishment is having to sit in prison and watch a TV movie about what a screwed-up freak you are. |
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| The children of such persons would be screwed-up and not know right from wrong. |
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| I'm still an insane, screwed-up, depressed teenager, and I personally don't think that writing letters to myself will change that. |
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| He's finally realized what's happened, that what's happening to him isn't some screwed-up act of fate. |
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| Belfast is easily the most crazed, screwed-up city you'll ever come across. |
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| He starts going back in time to fix things and coming back to ever more screwed-up present-day circumstances. |
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| His fictional forays into the lives of women suggest that the church dooms its female parishioners to screwed-up relationships with men. |
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| I didn't have the screwed-up childhood or soul-wrenching angst or any other useful twisted motivation for soloing. |
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| At every level, they have discovered or rediscovered that dropping an active duty force into a screwed-up situation unscrews it pretty fast. |
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| We are surviving through this really screwed-up time in the music business. |
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| So it goes through screwed-up adventure after screwed-up adventure, all leading up to this! |
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| The 1984 hit is a story about two completely screwed-up people in the Bronx, each trying to turn the other into his or her salvation. |
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| He affirmed that all we have on this planet are conflicted, screwed-up people, so he has the right to be screwed up too. |
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| Most people want their showbiz heroes and heroines to be screwed-up, unpredictable and prone to artistic tantrums, don't they? |
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| Of course I was shocked about what you did, but you were a screwed-up kid. |
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| Even the one older character, Rory, is a screwed-up social worker who scores drugs from his clients. |
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| Her breakdown plays like a story your friend told you about some screwed-up friend of a friend, ridiculous but local enough that you can't help but buy in. |
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| She was, essentially, the most screwed-up person he had ever met. |
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| Speaking of screwed-up families, what's going on with Tristan? |
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| A screwed-up piece of newspaper should then be lit and placed at the end of the diesel fuel trail. |
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| I got on well with him but he was just a really screwed-up person. |
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| Maybe I'm just so screwed-up and flawed that nothing would make me happy. |
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| The film explores members of a strikingly dysfunctional family dominated by three siblings once hailed as child geniuses, but now recognizable as deeply screwed-up adults. |
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| They are not schools in the traditional sense, but holding pens for very troubled, screwed-up kids, and several of these schools are located outside the United States. |
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| Also in terms of being able to exercise those capabilities, you need the right tools, and given the most screwed-up procurement program of any country I've ever seen.... This is a whole different topic. |
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| The winner of the documentary competition, Capturing the Friedmans, also recalls Crumb in its unblinking portrait of a deeply screwed-up American family. |
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| Somewhere in his quest to re-engage his listeners with the screwed-up world around them, he's begun to lose his ability to engage them in his music. |
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| Jason dons a screwed-up accent that Madonna would be proud of. While Martine, loved for being a cockney sparra, unfortunately goes posh. |
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