Sentence examples for crazy idiot from inspiring English sources

Some people would shut the door, or yell 'you crazy idiot'.

"He is a crazy idiot who we can't do anything about," Tlatengo said.

Despite a language barrier, he managed to communicate that he thought the new president was a "crazy idiot".

It's a movement for fishing and knowing your neighbors, for getting to second base at make out point and indulging at July 4th BBQs, and for doing all these things without the fear of being shot in the face by some crazy idiot.

Psychological violence was investigated through the acts committed by a family against the child studied, such as humiliation, criticism, and use of abusive names such as "crazy," "idiot," or "stupid".

Psychological violence was more common among depressive children that suffered from: humiliation, OR 4.8 CI (2.01-11.37); criticism, OR 3.1 CI (1.44-6.76); and those children that have been called abusive names like "crazy," "idiot," or "stupid," OR 3.7 CI (1.75-7.99).

Vergogna!" ("What a bunch of dunces you are, by God! Shame on you, you crazy idiots! Shame!") During a performance at La Scala in 1902, he was so upset by the audience's shenanigans that he stormed off the podium and bashed his head through a glass door.

Getting some crazy idiots in Kentucky to give them uninformed quotes instead is just so lame.

"That's why I think you will love this video on how some real supporters deal with the crazy narcissistic idiot".

If no response is indicated, the same utterance, more insistently intoned, takes on a suggestion of rebuke and heightened anxiety: "Hey, you're riding me into the median strip!" And if the swerve does take place, within inches of one's front fender, a strengthened intonation moderates the meaning to, roughly, "You crazy blind idiot, go back to driving school!".

If no response is indicated, the same utterance, more insistently intoned, takes on a suggestion of rebuke and heightened anxiety: "Hey, you're riding me into the median strip!" And if the swerve does take place, within inches of one's front fender, a strengthened intonation moderates the meaning to, roughly, "You crazy blind idiot, go back to driving school!"..