Sentence examples for bit kooky from inspiring English sources
The results are a bit kooky.
She's a little bit kooky now too, and I love me some kooky".
And while the idea may sound a bit kooky, she is fast winning acclaim for her work from mainstream psychiatrists and mental health organisations.
In fact, that's the job definition of a character actress: to appear a little bit kooky but to be possibly the sanest one in a group (viz. Thelma Ritter).
In fact, that's the job definition of a character actress: to appear a little bit kooky but to be possibly the sanest one in a group (viz_._ Thelma Ritter).
She said guests had discussed skepticism over the U.S. government's response to the current outbreak and about what officials really knew and when, a conversation that got a bit kookier when Brittany suggested that government officials "orchestrated" the whole thing.
Her clothes are kooky, the set is kooky, her lines are kooky — you want her to act kooky too?' I said, 'Why don't you come in prepared and do your own work?' " "It was mean," Bening told me.
It's a bit more kooky and eccentric".
A bit of kooky in your hair – something like Katie Hillier's rabbit pins – is allowed as long as you avoid Cyndi Laupromesque prom dresses or similar.
It's a bit more kooky and eccentric". You might say the same of O'Farrell, who started knitting five years ago to distract herself from the treatment she was undergoing for cancer and, in March 2007, celebrated getting the all-clear by tying a 550ft scarf around the lions in Trafalgar Square.
