Sentence examples for more wacko from inspiring English sources

Sign up to the NMOW twitter feed, more wacko than Jacko.

After the last two weeks, I can confirm that someone somewhere needs to shed some light on why everyone seems more wacko online.

In fact, when it comes to loud and obnoxious, McBride has a lock on the franchise, and in This Is the End, he's more wacko bombastic than ever, yelping, "James Franco didn't suck any dick last night?

More Wacko than Waco, Ferrell's Reno wasn't afraid to tell off teenagers, engage in Battles Royale with the mayor of New York or just show off her beloved D.O.J. (Dances of Janet).

That is fine for a film like "Beetlejuice," but Sondheim is serious about the misanthropic malice of his hero, whereas Depp's Sweeney comes across as one more mournful Burton wacko.

And one more reason that wacko Mets fan in the office is wearing his team jersey today.

I prefer more Lisa as my wacko British aunt in an insanely oversized white Cossack hat, and less Lisa as scolding mummy.

If that's what being crazy is, then I'm senseless, out-of-it, gone-down-the-road wacko, but no more and no less".

Every woman can try to look a bit better which is nice, for them, and for men, but when they start to obsess, to constantly compare, to weep, to deny, to break their lives in pursuit of a dream their birth looks will never ever let them have, then it has all gone more than a little bit wacko.

It's more like an aviary for the far-right "wacko birds" whom John McCain recently called out.

As is the case with Baker's novels in the wacko mood, Travelling Sprinkler is sometimes infuriatingly whimsical, but more often beautiful, charming and touching.