Sentence examples for mildly crazy from inspiring English sources

Bowen's decision, eccentric though it sounds to the peacetime reader, was in keeping with the febrile, impulsive and mildly crazy spirit that infected the city.

"The Great Stink" offered a richly imagined re-creation of Victorian London's sewers, a murky labyrinth in which a mildly crazy ex-soldier, newly employed as an engineer, discovers a corpse and finds himself suspected of murder.

Remember this mildly threatening and somewhat crazy letter this son left his mom about her alarm clock?

The former, which premiered at the Manchester international festival in 2010, was not an unqualified critical success, to put it mildly, but King Kong was a "crazy experience" on quite a different scale.

"It's so awesome to be at the forefront of that wave and that energy and just being able to channel that which I found mildly horrifying – all of the crazy attention on me – and doing something good with it," she said.

"People are always trying to catch me doing something crazy on camera," he mildly commented to the golfers, who now wanted to pummel me silly.

"People are always try to catch me doing something crazy on camera," he mildly commented to the golfers who now want to pummel me silly.

There's a traffic girl who gets in your face sometimes, a gas collection minigame, and maybe even some mildly reckless driving if you're really feeling crazy.

There's a traffic girl who gets in your face sometimes, a gas collection mini-game, and maybe even some mildly reckless driving if you're really feeling crazy.

After a mildly embarrassing display of fawning adulation, Babbage told him she would love to be an astronaut and asked if it was crazy to apply.

Bensimon's behavior on the trip was, to put it mildly, erratic and the viewing public has taken notice: if you type Bensimon's name into Google, search suggestions include "Kelly Bensimon crazy" and "Kelly Bensimon breakdown".