Sentence examples for somehow crazy from inspiring English sources

It struck him, even as a boy, as somehow crazy.

"Philippe is someone who is making the collectors somehow crazy," Lissoni added.

The idea that Black women are somehow crazy because we are sexually deprived just reinforces the stereotype that Black women are hypersexual savages that need to be civilized via a man's penis or his Taser.

Somehow, this crazy jumble of proteins, fats, carbohydrates and nucleic acids (DNA and its sibling, RNA) is keeping you alive.

Somehow, this crazy idea worked.

This didn't seem crazy, somehow.

"The guy had just lost it somehow; he was crazy with despair.

But, call us crazy, somehow the Astaire comparisons seem a bit much.

I had come to Spring Lake in search of a hostess gift and had somehow developed the crazy idea that chocolate was really all a hostess ever desired.

Torke's style is instantly recognizable: he has somehow stitched a crazy quilt of influences — Stravinsky's kinetic rhythms, Tchaikovsky's regal brass writing, Reich's process pieces, Madonna's glossy pop — into something solid and sure.

Almost everyone was notably clearer in what they were saying; somehow, having a crazy accent to deliver Shakespeare in rescued everyone from thinking of it as poetry and realizing it's actually dialogue that should make sense.