Sentence examples for as a nutter from inspiring English sources

Father Lawson recalls Taylor dismissing one victim as "a nutter".

Someone describes someone else as a "nutter" or a situation as "mental", and, listening, I am faced with a choice: to speak or not to speak.

Aides formally denied a weekend report that he had described Jeremy Corbyn as "a nutter" or Theresa May as "a lightweight".

At the time and since, says Mullin, "The [conventional] reaction to Sir Walter Walker was just to dismiss him as a nutter.

The Taliban had landed a helicopter in north-eastern Poland, he announced this week, to extract anthrax from Polish cows and smuggle the virus to America in precious stones, with ministerial connivance, of course.Yet Mr Lepper cannot just be dismissed as a nutter.

(The tehnical crew tended to circumvent the more mad-eyed, which was sweet of them – I didn't even need to ask. They simply assumed that wanting to speak to me qualifies you as a nutter, which is, in a way, quite sensible).

So there is that duality of a lovely loyal family man but a nutter as well".

A simple internet search reveals contestants being referred to as dim, attention-seeking nutters, delusional, circus freaks, mad-as-a-box-of-frogs and violently breaking down.

"Now," Mullin continues, "Sir Walter Walker was dismissed as a bit of a nutter at the time, but he had been the commander of NATO in northern Europe and the army does have a few of those sort of people.

Described as a "political nutter" by Andrew Marr, Boulton has resisted job offers from both the BBC and ITV.

Whereas he could once be seen only as a random nutter, he now seems uncannily to presage a post-September 11th psychosis.