Sentence examples for plain wacky from inspiring English sources

But some accusations are just plain wacky.

But on Saturday, some accusations turned just plain wacky.

The politics and economics of health care are plain wacky.

It can certainly isolate arresting, spectacular or just plain wacky moments.

Whether erudite, esoteric or plain wacky, far-fetched theories pile on Bosch like the outsize bells, helmets and funnels that stifle his tormented sinners.

Yet in the early twentieth century Kandinsky, Pound, and other modernists absorbed what Silver calls "an amalgam of spiritual sources — Christian, Hindu, Buddhist, kabbalistic, alchemical, and just plain wacky".

Gino dela Paz of The Philippine Star described the song as going from "zero to crazy" and Diana Nabiruma of The Weekly Observer called the song "plain naughty and wacky".

She is becoming a master at understated comedy--this time as a plain, shy, gangly, slightly wacky Norwegian maid who's got a terrific crush on her employer.

All over the weekend a whole host of performers weave their way through the fields, delighting adults and children alike with their wild, wacky or just plain hilarious costumes and acts.

Gingrich's rhetoric is sprinkled with the usual Newtian ideas, half brilliant and half wacky, or just plain weird; he says, for instance, that he would force Obama to debate him seven times, for three hours each and without a moderator, by following him everywhere he travels until he relents.

Check out my picks for the top 7 weirdest, wildest, wackiest and just plain dumb products from the Consumer Electronics Show 2010 in Las Vegas.