Sentence examples for nutcases from inspiring English sources
Yet that said, football has its fair share of ground-baggers, badge hunters and nutcases, cricket does not have a monopoly on the summer sporting eccentric.
Now the Brewer franchise has been extended to British (including Irish) nutcases and criminals by William Donaldson, an impresario, novelist and practical joker.The new dictionary is certainly distracting enough to bear comparison with the original.
And although visitors from affluent Tel Aviv still find Jerusalem a weird, tense backwater with too many nutcases and too little nightlife, its image abroad as the Eternal City where the three great monotheistic faiths converge is also largely thanks to Mr Kollek, who toured the world promoting it.He never wearied of working on his city.
The radio waves buzz with comment from the left-wing Pacifica Radio to the far-right nutcases.
I have not been encouraged by his economic advisers (who I thought were reasonable beforehand) and their inability or unwillingness to reign him and the nutcases in.
(Near the end, Mr Powell is seen ranting about "the right-wing nutcases" in the White House, which surely goes against Mr Powell's stoic image).In this section Ancient or modern?
"In my day, if you'd said you'd got depression they'd've thought you were a nutcase and no good for cricket.
The causes of Bachmann's close call last November with her Democratic challenger can easily be traced to ambivalent Republican voters, who had to choose between the Democrat they didn't know or the nutcase they did.
You know, they think 'There goes that nutcase' or whatever and you're not quite sure what people's perceptions are because anybody would want to go on an Ashes tour and play in an Ashes and he's just walked away from that and it was tough.
But this time the scene shifts between New York and Los Angeles, and instead of any serial killer or garden variety nutcase there is, well, something else: a spooky, quasi-supernatural presence that may or may not be entirely of this world.A fading rock star is receiving letters from a former lover.
But for many Pound remains a freak and an embarrassment, a clinical nutcase and vicious anti-Semite who churned out a lot of impenetrable tosh before losing the plot completely.During the second world war he broadcast pro-Fascist radio programmes from Italy and later avoided trial for treason at home only because he was declared insane.
