Sentence examples for He's batty from inspiring English sources
He plays exuberantly with synonyms ("He's dotty!" they cried. "He's barmy!" "He's batty!" "He's nutty!" "He's screwy!" "He's wacky!").
Cheney unleashed, egged on by the combative Lynne and Liz, is pretty much the same as Cheney underground: He's batty, and he thinks he was the president.
"I suppose if you asked my husband, he'd say, 'Oh, she's batty, she's not what she used to be, blah blah.' I might say the same about him.
Japan too is batty about the game.
PEOPLE in Connecticut are batty for butterflies.
(My guide said that going to China via Yazd was batty, and doubted whether he had been here at all).
So we shouldn't be surprised by news reports suggesting the Führer was batty beyond even Mel Brooks's satire.
Bound to be batty, artists include Alison Spear, Hugo Moro, Rosemarie Chiarlone, Susan Weiner, Roberto Behar and Rosario Marquadt.
There you can continue to be "batty" and see flying squirrels.
("Sean is batty as a loon and is prone to taking extraordinary risks in foreign towns," the late Hunter S. Thompson, who knew something about recklessness, wrote).
