Sentence examples for like a wacky from inspiring English sources

It feels like a wacky game of Ping-Pong.

Around here, they treat Artest like a wacky uncle — odd but harmless, sometimes infuriating yet still lovable.

Candy's adventures can seem more like a wacky fun-house ride than a subtle, well-planned journey.

It would be like a wacky Peter Sellers satire if so many Iraqis and Americans hadn't died in Iraq.

Online summaries make it sound like a wacky romp: "Finn and Jake are assigned to watch three magical beans; two of the beans are innocent, but one of them is evil. . . .

Although some of Alexander's ideas seem, today, like a wacky caricature of Freudian excesses — such as his argument that bronchial asthma comes from being insufficiently attached to one's mother — others, such as his belief that the length of analysis should be more flexible, were ahead of their time.

At other times, he is like a wackier version of the Trotskyist leader Gerry Healy, who enforced his rule on tiny numbers of cult devotees.

While in "Rearray" Ms. Guillem wears an olive-green top with gray trousers — an everyday look conceived by Mr. Forsythe — her costume in Mr. Ek's "Bye" is like something a wacky librarian would wear on her way to children's story hour.

I can't design a wacky, clown-like building – that's not my style – but I do think the Turner will become a true public place where people can meet, be inspired, inspire one another and feel somehow uplifted".

To win the battle with his brother, Norman conceives a wacky Seinfeld-like scheme with his parents' housekeeper (Rosie Perez) and her son Diego (Jake Cannavale).

Even though I'm sure when they initially pitched the show it must have seemed like a real wacky concept that dad stays home, Growing Pains managed to play it relatively straight.