Sentence examples for into wacky from inspiring English sources

It's so easy for it to turn into wacky shtick.

"Monsters vs. Aliens" cheerfully converts the two major sources of cinematic terror — invaders from outer space and inhuman, ungodly terrestrial creatures — into wacky, goofy, familiar figures.

In March A. O. Scott wrote in The New York Times that movie "cheerfully converts the two major sources of cinematic terror — invaders from outer space and inhuman, ungodly terrestrial creatures — into wacky, goofy, familiar figures".

If you are anything like me, I suspect that part of you — the dark, cynical part you'd rather not acknowledge — has rather enjoyed the Republican Party's two-decade-long descent into wacky, quasi-religious, know-nothing nativism.

I got glimpses into the wacky mind of Ethan Lipton in No Place to Go and into the lives of a group of artists in the new musical February House.

The last act spins off into a wacky subplot about the US kidnap of a Viet Cong general.

Mr. Lynch delighted his fans a decade ago by creating a labyrinthine Web site that served as a type of window into his wacky, surrealist mind.

Crosley's ability to relate strange encounters and weave in her prejudices and memories prevents her stories from veering into zany, wacky or ditsy territory.

Huck Finn Rebecca Minkoff said her dungaree-starring SS15 collection was influenced by the respected US photographer Deborah Turbeville, who changed the landscape for photographers by turning fashion into something wacky and avant garde.

The battle for upstate New York confirms just how swiftly the right has devolved into a wacky, paranoid cult that is as eager to eat its own as it is to destroy Obama.

The story was eventually transformed by Walt Disney Pictures into a wacky comedy called "Snow Dogs," full of pratfalls and a fantasy sequence in which the dogs sipped cocktails and traded wisecracks.