Sentence examples for a bit of crazy from inspiring English sources

"That's a bit of crazy," he said.

Emily, the hot neighbor's sister who speaks her mind, has a bit of crazy in her eyes which might make for a good time in future episodes where she will presumably be Felix's love interest.

Then he backpedals a bit, writing "I suspect I do have a bit of crazy.

That is, by the way, a bit of crazy overflattery, because it's totally possible that none of these people will amount to anything and I'd personally just like a bunch of more people who are ready to put their heads down and do some work like good little salt miners and NOT try to be "stars".

Mr. Fimmel seems to have a natural glint in his eye, and he knows how to use it to affect a little-bit-of-crazy, lot-of-daring attitude.

Today was a bit of a crazy afternoon and to be honest, a crazy week for me, but amid the chaos and tattles and peer arguments, my head started to fill with all of the reasons I could never do another job right now (except maybe the aforementioned job where all I do is lay on the ground and get tackled by baby animals).

"This is a bit of a crazy man.

I have a bit of a crazy head and I go into the mountains and almost kill myself.

"It was a bit of a crazy day out," he remembers, not least because the programme was completely unprepared for an acid house artist.

When I did Kathryn's Decoded course a couple of years ago, it was a bit of a crazy idea to go off and learn to code.

"It's been a bit of a crazy month but I don't need to stop here.