Sentence examples for overly wacky from inspiring English sources
It's a peculiar film which struggles (with occasional success) to tell an overly wacky story to a mainstream audience – an enterprise which remains untested in the US, where a release date is still pending despite Carrey's high profile.
I'm less convinced by the network's other new sitcom, The Goodwin Games, which should be fun (it's written by the team behind How I Met Your Mother and follows three siblings forced to compete for a fortune by their father) but so far feels overly broad and wacky.
Wacky office furnishings, too.
Parts of speech may be varied, with an adverb becoming an adjective ('You're acting a little overly, aren't you?'); or an adjective a noun ('Love makes you do the wacky').
There's true playfulness here whenever this wacky animal pack takes over, a suggestion of delirium echoed by the zippy, at times overly zooming camerawork with its roller-coaster dips and swoops.
Yet I have a feeling that criticising Gilliam for allowing his wacky imagination to run wild is a bit like having a crack at Jackson Pollock for relying overly on the drip the paint on the canvass trick.
