Sentence examples for slightly crackpot from inspiring English sources

Geff Barton, head of King Edward's School in Bury St Edmunds, described the idea of changing Twain's language as "slightly crackpot".

A study of Mr Reagan's speeches that revealed Mr Gilder to be the president's most quoted living author did nothing to alleviate a reputation (particularly among American liberals) for slightly crackpot intellectualism.The book that established Mr Gilder as more than an eccentric ideologue of the libertarian right was "Microcosm" (1989).

Nick Clegg accused Michael Gove, the Conservative education secretary, of employing "slightly loopy ideologues" who were trying to impose "crackpot ideas" on the school system.

The Dylanologists (Atria) by David Kinney is a razor-sharp study of the crackpot world of the obsessive fan, by turns very funny and slightly scary.

And I can point you to five truly independent papers in world-class journals not the crackpot stuff you see in unreferenced websites that must lead you to conclude that slightly less than half of global warming is due to carbon dioxide".

His epigrams are crackpot.

"Do you think I'm a crackpot?

Yet the show is no crackpot fantasy.

Crackpot and dangerous theories on AIDS.

Corsi himself is a crackpot, a boor, and a bigot.

And not by some crackpot reality show; by PBS.