How To Use Cockeyed In A Sentence
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The figures in Graham's work often look cockeyed.
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Would you straighten that picture over there? - It's a bit cockeyed.
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It's this kind of muddled headed logic that seems now so typical of his cockeyed view on many issues.
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Does this readiness to invest in so-called safety devices represent sheer barking madness or a rather admirable brand of cockeyed optimism?
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His designs pulsed with angular hepcats bearing funnel-tapered noses and shark-fin chins, who fingered cockeyed pianos and honked lollipop-hued horns.
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With his day's growth of stubble, short black hair and cockeyed smile he seemed more like a rogue or highwayman than magician.
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He lacks customary deference to party elders (and to the media's own cockeyed definition of reality).
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They are just a bunch of cockeyed optimists, those stock analysts.
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In the middle of filming of the movie, he arrived on the set weaving and cockeyed.
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‘I need to keep this job you know,’ she said with a cockeyed grin.
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After 17 years of European style instrument making, he finally came up with a product, which is a hybrid mixture of discipline, practicality and Australian cockeyed optimism.
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She just stands there, arms akimbo, with a cockeyed grin and hair in her eyes.
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I would have thought that suburbanites would be the very last to indulge in such a cockeyed fanciful endeavour.
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She has some cockeyed delusions about becoming a pop star.
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It's the tale of Malcolm, an art school drop out who persuades his hapless friends to join his cockeyed crusade against the system.
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In this cockeyed world, only the market is truly democratic, a view as crazy as it is increasingly influential.
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He added volume at the top of the foot and placed heels at cockeyed angles to soles.
From Sci-Fi Heels to Bows: a Shoe Maverick
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His original proposition - cut taxes regressively, double military spending, shrink government and balance the federal budget - looked cockeyed from the start.
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She has some cockeyed delusions about becoming a pop star.
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We might ask ourselves: If these ideas are so self-evidently cockeyed and reactionary, why do they keep advancing?
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If he needs to remind himself of something later in the day, before he gets out of the car he turns the rearview mirror cockeyed.
Hints From Heloise
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It sounds sort of cockeyed, but dreams have to start somewhere.
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Their beehive hairdos, cat-eye sunglasses and glimmering princess dresses emoted a cockeyed cocktail-hour suburbia.
Fashion's Real Housewives
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I'm so afraid that he'll forget me, that it wasn't real, and that this will become just another nail in the coffin of my cockeyed optimism.
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The producer comes up with this cockeyed idea, and the screenwriter pretends to treat what the producer's saying as wisdom, just so he'll get the job.
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His cockeyed, comic leer will keep us from taking any situation too seriously.
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Blogs open up new vistas for you and force you to consider sometimes cockeyed points of view that end up giving you more perspective.
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Its crosshairs moved independently of the image so they ended up cockeyed instead of centered.
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Looking at the assembly, it obviously was cockeyed, which would have caused uneven wear and tear on the seal over time, with ultimate failure.
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As a cockeyed optimist with a cynical streak, I've got the best of both worlds.
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Its crosshairs moved independently of the image so they ended up cockeyed instead of centered.
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There is a cedar wreath with dried flowers leaning at a cockeyed angle against the cross.
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Ted Shane was employed by Judge magazine, for which I made both cartoons and "cockeyed" crosswords in the 1930s.
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Craig is played by Keir Gilchrist, from "United States of Tara"; he's got a sweet spirit and a cockeyed Paul Simon smile.
A Grownup Look at Lennon as a 'Boy'
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But wait until you hear the gorgeous "Some Enchanted Evening" and "This Nearly Was Mine" as sung by bass-baritone David Pittsinger, who portrays Emile de Becque, the smooth French wooer of the cockeyed American optimist, Ensign Nellie Forbush.
Smooth sailing
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Why lounge around in a bar, spending money, when you could get cockeyed on the clock while dollars rolled into your pocket?
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Pausing briefly to ask oneself how the word "cockeyed" translates into Berlin vernacular, one next inquires how the theory could have been more preposterous than at first appeared.
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At this juncture, even a cockeyed optimist has difficulty seeing much hope.
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She burst into the hovel, knocking the cockeyed door from its lone rusty hinge.
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And if Glenn Beck and his "cockeyed" interpretations of the Washington power grabbers scare you, it proves you are a thinking person, and maybe you need to be scared - of what is about to change everything we all believed this country was about.
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His usual cockeyed grin betrays the fact that he's being honorably discharged for coming out to his commanding officer.
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Would you straighten that picture over there? - It's a bit cockeyed.
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There was a cold furnace festooned with service pipes and otherwise nothing but cockeyed telegraph poles and loops of wire in a bare waste of ashes.
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That painging's not hanging straight; it's cockeyed.
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Her ponytail is cockeyed, and it makes her head look off, swollen slightly over her ear.
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People in the glare of passing cars, hundreds clustered on the island, their own cars parked cockeyed and biaswise, dangerously near the speeding traffic.
Underworld
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His designs pulsed with angular hepcats bearing funnel-tapered noses and shark-fin chins, who fingered cockeyed pianos and honked lollipop-hued horns.
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With a cockeyed cap, huge black gown, diploma in hand and silly grin, many college graduates envision a ready-made, wonderful life awaiting them.
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Would you straighten that picture over there? - It's a bit cockeyed.
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Would you straighten that picture over there? - It's a bit cockeyed.
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‘What needs to happen is this civic centre should be refurbished and what we don't need is some cockeyed plan put forward for another site,’ he said.
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Most beneficiaries of this cockeyed system have the grace to keep their heads down and mouths shut.
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Actress/director Penny Marshall is laughing off reports she's battling cancer, insisting the media gets things "cockeyed" at times.
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Well, one's first impression is that nature has played a cockeyed practical joke.
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But her long harsh sentence is cockeyed, as is Peter Beattie's very disappointing and uncharacteristically maladroit response.
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‘I bet it's not so long,’ he said with a cockeyed grin.
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Would you straighten that picture over there? - It's a bit cockeyed.
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Jesse Dylan Tom Waits On his 17th studio album, his first collection of new material in seven years, Tom Waits still has cockeyed metaphors to burn.
The Short List
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His designs pulsed with angular hepcats bearing funnel-tapered noses and shark-fin chins fingering cockeyed pianos and honked lollipop-hued horns.
Boing Boing
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that's a cockeyed idea
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Just call me a cockeyed optimist.
