Sentence examples for a nutty thing from inspiring English sources

R.H.: Some people argue that an American-led attack in Iraq based on the Bush doctrine of preëmptive war — which I think is a nutty thing to have done, but nonetheless he's done it and asserted it, and he thereby muddled the whole Iraq issue — some people say that that, in effect, could be used by New Delhi as a rationale against Kashmir.

R.H.: Some people argue that an American-led attack in Iraq based on the Bush doctrine of preëmptive war which I think is a nutty thing to have done, but nonetheless he's done it and asserted it, and he thereby muddled the whole Iraq issue some people say that that, in effect, could be used by New Delhi as a rationale against Kashmir.

Who would believe such a nutty thing?

I know that's kind of a nutty thing to say, but he's a good example.

By now I have acquired too much of a reporter mindset ever again to do such a nutty thing: to cut a story in half--to suspend it in time, as it were--in order to think through a decision and meanwhile to carry on with work.

And make no mistake, what really scares Beck, Fox News and the vast right-wing media is not the petty fraud of some ACORN employees or a few nutty things that Jones said in his more radical past, but the fact that they will succeed in their legitimate mission of empowering American citizens.

The nutty thing is: that approach worked really well for a while.

It had been brought out only on special occasions, whereupon Henry's mother would always say, "Darwin married a Wedgwood heiress, which was why he could afford to think whatever nutty thing he wanted".

The nutty thing about the model is that it's all free.

Rich du Moulin, a veteran sailor who accompanied Wilson on his record-setting voyage from Hong Kong to New York, said: "There's a way of doing nutty things in a very sane fashion.

"There were a lot of nutty things she has been saying that don't add up".