She is the writer run out of County Clare, also a monster, a nymphomaniac, a nutcase, a social climber, a spoiler of neighborhoods and children, a purveyor of clichés, a romance novelist, an Amazon, a Jezebel, a political naïf.
He suggested that Faneuil had changed his story; he implied that Faneuil was out for revenge; he charged that Faneuil was the real mastermind of the coverup; he all but accused him of being a nutcase, a publicity hound, a moron, and a junkie.
The navy and air force crave another Libya, where they "bravely" spent half a billion pounds replacing a nutcase with a bunch of bandits.
Everything broke Obama's way: he was faced at election times either by extreme black nutcases of left and right, or by white Republicans who were effectively caught selling their wives on eBay.
But there's a human being on the track – he's obviously a bit of a nutcase, because who walks on to an F1 circuit, you wouldn't walk on to a motorway".
Mr. Benator's character, as directed by Steve Campo, is somewhat of a nutcase himself, and while it can be hilarious listening to his drugged, halting delivery, I wouldn't want to sit next to him on a long flight.
"F1 circuits are a very safe environment, we've done so well making cars stronger and circuits safer, but when it's a human being involved on track – obviously, you're a bit of a nutcase to walk on to an F1 circuit, you wouldn't walk on to a motorway – you can't control it.
Victor is kind of a nutcase who rambles and uses a lot of puns and racial slurs when he talks.
In the mind of Democrats, a doughty, if at times timid, advocate of the government's power to do good is facing down a tea-party nutcase; Republicans see a common-sense citizen-candidate standing up to a scheming spendthrift Washington insider.In other words, there is scope for a profound and sweeping ideological debate.
