Sentence examples for crazy views from inspiring English sources

Some admitted nominating Mr Corbyn to ensure the contest represented the full spectrum of voices in the party and hoped members would dismiss the crazy views of the left in favour of a more mainstream candidate.

Not for nothing are existence monism and nihilism widely dismissed as crazy views.[16] Given the highly plausible case for existence pluralism, it seems as if the existence monist and nihilist need strong arguments for their view.

A review in the Leicester Mercury noted of Theroux's interview techniques, "His subtle interviewing style was perfect for showing off the crazy views of the members".

"My whole life, I've been used to people telling me, 'Boy, Kerry, you have some really crazy views,'" Welsh said, citing his support for legalizing marijuana  and  same-sex marriage. .

Presumably his batshit crazy views on the subject wouldn't matter much if he somehow won the election, as the mayor of New York doesn't tend to take part in negotiations on a two-state solution.

But crazy!" View Article By Alan Burdick By Larissa MacFarquhar By Emily Nussbaum By Masha Gessen.

Either they have a crazy view of the market or unrealistic hopes of quickly winning market share from rivals.

He has been variously described as the man who put the "twit" in Twitter and as a "geriatric Whack-A-Mole character" who pops up to sprout a crazy view before disappearing again while we all talk about it.

By thinking carefully about the issues surrounding the interpretation of mathematical discourse, it can start to seem that fictionalism is actually very plausible, and indeed, that it might just be the least crazy view out there.

There's also a place behind the Claremont Hotel, you just pull off the road and there's a huge crazy view of the whole East Bay and San Francisco.

By Eugene Feldman and Burton Bernstein The New Yorker, May 21 , 1966P. 39 A homemade highway sign near Milroy, Pennsylvania reads: Caution Crazy Deer View Article By Rivka Galchen By Ben Taub By Malcolm Gladwell By Jia Tolentino.