Sentence examples for crazy interpretation from inspiring English sources
On the other, you've got to wonder what crazy interpretation of the U.S. Constitution did he rely on to allow it to fester for so long.
Besides what they show on a daily basis becomes the fodder for a huge number of local channels and printed media the next day, often adding more color and crazy interpretation when translated in to local languages, as can be seen from some weird postings on Facebook.
It returnsThis is the non-crazy interpretation: I was in my pajamas, not the elephant.
"Google a little, and you will find some even more crazier interpretations," he said.
Often the first assignment I give to my students when I teach Revelation, except when I teach it for Ph.D. students, is to find the craziest interpretations of Revelation they can locate on the internet.
And we're not talking jay-walking-when-no-one-is-looking illegal, either —thanks to some crazy ass interpretations of the DMCA, it's a quote-unquote crime punishable by up to 5 years in jail.
"Loca" ("Crazy"), is Shakira's interpretation of El Cata's song "Loca Con Su Tiguere", and is composed of horn-heavy merengue beats set over techno dance percussion beats.
The result is a crazy quilt of earnings interpretations that defies the basic concept of standards even for lemonade stands.
It seems like every few weeks another scientific study or report comes out about global warming and the political spectrum goes crazy with their own interpretations of the scientific study.
We probably should have known that the conversation would spiral into some weird territory, but we never guessed that we'd wind up posting pictures of Monaco's, er, unique interpretation of those crazy-hot naked yoga pictures that photographer Peter Heger posted on Reddit.
Theresa May has repeatedly cited the case of Abu Qatada's delayed deportation as reason to repeal the Human Rights Act, saying the interpretation of the law was "crazy" and calling for foreign nationals to lose their right to appeal against deportation.
