Sentence examples for crazy to nominate from inspiring English sources

Advice to voters: Don't forget that the year didn't begin in December; as good as "Gran Torino" is — and let's hope that Clint Eastwood gets a best-actor nod for it — it wouldn't be crazy to nominate him for best director for "Changeling," which was certainly a far more difficult film to make and which, in its way, is equally personal.

(Answer: Not crazy enough to nominate any of those figures or make the 9-9-9 partythe platformatform).

However, when the crazy base threatens to create a stalemate that makes the entire Republican Party look bad, or when the crazy base seems inclined to nominate an unelectable presidential candidate, thwap!

He and I can agree, for instance, that it would have been crazy for the Republicans to nominate Michele Bachmann or Newt Gingrich or Sarah Palin or Herman Cain.

That tradition has been looking tattered of late, but Governor Christie will probably arrange for his party to nominate someone who, like him, at least has the appearance of being non-crazy.

The Republican electorate is poised to nominate a candidate whose domestic agenda is often light on details and imagination, but a long way from crazy.

To nominate requires 540 delegates.

I have a hero to nominate next year.

Paul interrupted to nominate the Conch Sucker.

Unable to nominate a candidate (Sen.

"There's definitely a feeling that it would be better to nominate a conservative of long-standing conviction," said Ralph Reed, a movement conservative who hardly ever finds an electable politician crazy enough for his tastes.