Sentence examples for practically crazy from inspiring English sources

And I've begun saying that I think when people started doing computer vision in the '70s or '80s, they were practically crazy to do it.

You would have to be high on the fumes of the piped-in pan flutes           of commodified Peruvian folk music not to be driven practically crazy with awe and shame, not to weep at the scale of subjected matter: the ripped-up etymologies of kiwi fruit and bratwurst, the roads paved with dead languages, the jungles digested by foreign money.

For practically any diet — crazy, or not crazy sounding — in that first 6 to 12 months, people can lose about 10percentt of their starting weight.

Today, any crazy, practically any crazy person can blow up half of New York.

Practically Radical: Not-So-Crazy Ways to Transform Your Company, Shake Up Your Industry, and Challenge Yourself by Bill Taylor, the co-founder and founding editor of Fast Company.

Thus it is not susceptible to supply shocks—drought, political upheavals, crazy politicians—that bedevil practically every other commodity.

As the summer slipped away, I drove Chelsea crazy checking in practically every hour.

David Firestone (NYT) THE MIDWEST INTO THE POLITICAL GAME Tom Osborne, who is practically worshiped in this football-crazy state for coaching the University of Nebraska to three national championships in the 1990's, announced yesterday that he will run for Congress.

Penny Benzo, lives next to one of the raided houses: "This weekend we got practically no sleep, it's just been crazy over here.

Americans, like practically everybody else, have gone a little World Cup crazy.

"He found things that made the role even more complex — which is why I practically begged him to stay with the show on its crazy journey".