Sentence examples for not completely crazy from inspiring English sources

So no, we're not completely crazy.

It's not completely crazy to reduce one's political sentiments about them to monomaniacal pledgespeak.

As a self-identified "chemosabe" in my support group assures me, at least the recognition and naming of chemo brain prove we are not (completely) crazy.

And then, when you add in the rate of demographic change there, which is huge, it just starts to sound like something that's not completely crazy.

"It was puzzling; they were able to build a strong, rich society, so they were not completely crazy," said Christian Amatore, a chemist at the École Normale Supérieure in Paris and one of the paper's authors.

I raise this issue to make a simple point: Attorney General John Ashcroft is not completely crazy in his impulse to adopt unprecedented, draconian measures and military courts to deal with suspected terrorists.

8 P.M. (FOX) ARRESTED DEVELOPMENT -- The Bluth family has certainly had its troubles, so maybe George Sr . Jeffrey Tambor) isn't completely crazy to suggest holding a fund-raiser for themselves.

That at least suggests that the risk-aversion story — and the idea that a huge chunk of the mortgages the banks own are going to turn out to be worthless — aren't completely crazy.

I wasn't "completely crazy about it in a really weird way" (as some ex-girlfriend of David's was spreading around), but all the rumors were that the Royal Wedding was going to be in the summer, and so it was just a perfect set of circumstances for us to get married in the spring.

Although I don't think it is the best solution to the problem of regulatory reform, for reasons that I will detail below, it isn't completely crazy.

It's not a completely crazy idea, but I just don't see it.