Sentence examples for it's dotty from inspiring English sources

When the play "The Mitford Girls" opened in Chichester in 1981, the duchess saw it ("What a lark") and wrote to Fermor, "It's dotty of course," then added, "How could they be expected to get anything right".

Maybe it's an Asian skin thing, but it's dottier, it shows up more.

It was bitty, it was dotty, but the bits made a whole, and we joined the dots.

Mr Laws said he did not back the continuation of all universal benefits in the current straitened economic climate - suggesting that it was "dotty" that wealthy pensioners were still able to get winter fuel allowance.

Dot says she knows nobody of that name, but when she sees a photo she realises that it is Dotty.

"He's dotty!" you cry.

He plays exuberantly with synonyms ("He's dotty!" they cried. "He's barmy!" "He's batty!" "He's nutty!" "He's screwy!" "He's wacky!").

Now this, I whispered to myself, isn't eccentric, it's downright dotty.

His daughter's illustrations are dotty, friendly and full of imagination.

But they are human, so giving them a financial incentive to seize people's property is dotty.

Katherine Rundell's charmingly lyrical style is dotty in the way Charles is dotty.