Sentence examples for make him nuts from inspiring English sources

Cagney himself had the idea of playing Jarrett as psychotic; he later stated that "it was essentially a cheapie one-two-three-four kind of thing, so I suggested we make him nuts.

"Just because he bought a couple of skulls, that doesn't make him a nut," said the friend, Nestor DeJesus.

It does not make him a far-right nut or an evangelist.

By quoting Jim, I realise I've made him sound nuts.

He was an evangelical Christian and social conservative who rallied for animal rights and against trade unions, which makes him a tough nut to crack.

He refuses to answer her, which makes him seem a little nuts at first.

In Syria, she says, she made him drinks with dates, nuts and honey, but here there is no money for that.

That, he says, makes him a true weather nut.

Somehow, the years of research made him not a chipper health nut but a melancholy fatalist, all too aware that every day brings with it a new dose of poison for his beleaguered body.

Ibarra responds: "Biological explanations make me nuts.

I sing all day, every day, and make people nuts.