The phrase "a somewhat crazy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something or someone that is slightly irrational or unconventional.
Example: "The party had a somewhat crazy atmosphere, with people dancing wildly and laughing loudly."
Alternatives: "a bit eccentric" or "somewhat bizarre."
By watching "Mars," the eye-opening Nat Geo show about going to Mars, and by talking to the producers Ron Howard and Brian Grazer about it, and by riding around in a somewhat crazy V.R.-and-cables contraption at its première-party venue, I finally understood that people aren't kidding around: we're going to Mars, everybody.
"In the beginning it was a somewhat crazy idea," says Bodenmiller of his moving a laser system into his lab to add to the CyTOF equipment.
Sometimes a guiding thread ties a sequence of posts together: "There's a series at the beginning of my video stream on Instagram that explores fashion in a somewhat crazy way, introducing procedural deformations, simulations, and natural elements growing from the models," Diacono tells The Creators Project.
Sweden "Not being able to fund a law or do such a fundamental thing as a budget is … worrying for a nation, and somewhat crazy for a democracy like the U.S". -- Sanna Toren Bjorling, Dagens Nyheter (via TPM report).
Above all, they are about the perilous and bizarre adventure of being in a world that encloses us, nourishes us and, like a huge and somewhat crazy mother, will not leave us alone.
This 84-minute documentary film, SUPERMENSCH: The Legend of Shep Gordon," is irresistible, a charming, poignant and somewhat crazy portrait of a man who is half-saint and half-sinner.
A lot of times, people who come across as shy may have a deeper personality, even somewhat crazy.
It would seem somewhat crazy to tell a friend that his divorce is not only causing you distress, but that it also may put ideas into your spouse's head, which may lead to your own divorce, thus impacting your kid's "moral formation" -- and could he please just give counseling one more try?
Five years ago, Farley Mowat's biographer, Dr. James King, encouraged me in my somewhat crazy idea to write a first person biography of Fossey, set in heaven with her beloved gorillas as a kind of tragic Greek Chorus.
Somewhat crazy and intense as an actress, she proved no less crazy and intense as a would-be rock star.
When you find him, give a strong lecture on being safe.(Go somewhat crazy about the 'student' until he's found).
