Sentence examples for kook I from inspiring English sources

I think he's a kook, I think he's crazy, I think he's unfit for office". And: "I'm a Republican and he's not.

Author's Query For a book on Peter H. Bergson, a k a Hillel Kook, I would appreciate any information, documentation, memoirs, etc. relating to his political activities in the United States and Israel from 1939 on.

The funny thing is, that a lot of what Vallejo has in those kook—I call them kook boxes because a lot of stuff is just kooky, sent by people who think they know who the Zodiac is or think they've solved the code.

The man I addressed looked at me as though I might be a kook, but I felt better.

And Rick Perry, the governor of Texas–a man I'd never call a kook, and I don't propose to do so now, even though he has made some common cause with kooks on this issue has said that he understood where the criticism of Obama was coming from.

"One sweet lady walked up to me the other night and said: 'You know, I always thought you were a kook when I saw you on TV.' " Gingrich grins mirthfully.

I used to think parents who worried about their children's sugar intake were overly controlling kooks; now I understand how a parent even mildly informed about nutrition might feel that trying to raise a healthy child in the modern landscape is like trying to raise a healthy child in a chemical-processing plant charmingly decorated in pink, red, and green.

During World War I, Kook, who had left Palestine for a visit to Germany, was interned as an alien, but he escaped to England via Switzerland.

At the mid-point of my life, I kook back at those who have helped me.

In light of Rabbi Kook's words, I would remind religious leaders around the world: If your religious commitments render you less moral than you would otherwise have been, then your religion is impure and idolatrous.

Like, in Virginia, it's obvious that Cuccinelli lost because he was even too much of a kook for Virginia?" I tell her, no, the point of political punditry is to be a garbage person willing to make simple things super-complicated in order to demonstrate how savvy you are.