Sentence examples for be crazy of from inspiring English sources
The phrase "be crazy of" is not correct in standard written English
It is not a commonly used expression and may confuse readers. Example: "I can't believe you are crazy of that new video game."
"It would be crazy of them not to take it seriously".
But men don't like to talk about this kind of thing, let alone read books about it; and in this instance, moreover, it would be crazy of us to complain.
It would be crazy of me to say you are not tempted to play him.
"After I've given him that endorsement, it would be crazy of me to say 'welcome back Charles'," he said.
"It would be crazy of us not to take the option to bring other people in and have a look at them after the success we've had with Bilel's trial.
This has to be craziest of all.
It's crazy, of course, but the closet makes you crazy.
"Would you agree to see a therapist?" "Are you saying I'm crazy?" "Of course not.
Maybe it was crazy of us, but we'd come this far.
It's crazy to think of all the stats.
"Man, you're crazy," one of the backyard boys said.
