Sentence examples for some nutcase from inspiring English sources

Case you think I'm some nutcase.

The real estate was good, and all you really had to worry about was that some nutcase in a maternity ward might do a little baby switching.

He would be overwhelmed by well-wishers, autograph hunters and celebrity seekers, and inevitably there would also be the opportunity for some nutcase to do him harm.

And some nutcase spends hours molding his nonportable Delphi XM Roady satellite radio into a wearable kludge evidently moments before Delphi's pint-size XM MyFi radio appears.

If some nutcase is waving a machete around and you fire that weapon, it's the people behind him you have to worry about".

The next night, Fred stared at the second phone which he had dubbed the "funny phone," 'cause anytime it rang, as he said, "some nutcase was on the other end".

Jones told the Radio Times: "I never thought it would be as controversial as it turned out, although I remember saying when we were writing it that some religious nutcase may take pot shots at us, and everyone replied: 'No.' "I took the view it wasn't blasphemous.

Though Ukip did appear to be a one-pony trick; apart from some unreconstructed nutcases, they had little to offer by way of leadership apart from Nigel Farage, an alarmingly candid populist boozer.

And, of course, simply saying you want nothing to do with the media marks you as some kind of nutcase, at least in the media's jaundiced eye.

But then I see my halfway-house roommates lying in their beds, staring at me like I'm some kind of nutcase.

Is this the idea that puts the Bush presidency beyond the ideological pale, stamping the president not just as an ordinary not-liberal conservative but as a far-right nutcase, as some frothing pundits seem to believe?