Sentence examples for crazy term from inspiring English sources

But I believe they should be bolder and stop walking on eggshells about what to do with people like me and those not even close to being like me but still labeled with the crazy term "mentally ill".

"'World music' is a crazy term; it's another way to marginalise and generalise music from other cultures that people don't want to give an equal platform to - an excuse for apartheid in record shops.

It's a $200,000-and-change car that demands to be taken on its own crazy terms.

It is risky and ambitious enough to count as an act of artistic hubris, and confident enough to triumph on its own slightly — wonderfully — crazy terms.

Mr. Wilson said that when businesspeople are approached with new product ideas, they can be overly cautious and "hedge their bets or demand crazy terms or retail margins" — if they are willing to lend money at all.

The iOS hacking world is full of all kinds of crazy terms and phrases.

Under the crazy terms of the 2001 Bush tax cuts, the federal estate tax expired on Jan . 1 2010 and then springs back to life on Jan . 1 2011, with only $1 million in assets exempt from a stiff 55% levy on all assets not left to a spouse or charity.

There's the suspicion that Bungie has merely cooked up a few crazy terms by slamming together bits of cultural baggage, tossing the resulting, sticky mess into the game in the confidence that nerdier diehards will do the donkey-work of putting two and two together (i.e. the actual process of composition).

Enough vapor can literally make you crazy: the term "Mad Hatter" referred to felters who worked with mercury and suffered neurological damage.

The Siri job description isn't looking for anything too crazy in terms of qualification, but it does want a double-threat in terms of finding someone who is both comfortable and proficient in written English and character-driven dialog, as well as familiar and comfortable with software engineers and engineering tools.

"I am not going to make people crazy in terms of our own work force by suggesting what might be done when we don't know for certain".