Sentence examples for the nutcase from inspiring English sources
The phrase "the nutcase" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used informally to refer to someone who is considered eccentric or mentally unstable. Example: "Everyone in the office knows that Tom is a bit of a nutcase, but we love his quirky ideas."
noun
An eccentric or odd person.
Therefore, "the artist should be required to share responsibility along with the nutcase who pulled the trigger".
One particularly vengeful cat owner posted a recommendation that the "nutcase" in question be fed a large, and presumably lethal, meal of "Special Kitty" brand cat food.
Who launches a perfume because a 3-year-old likes it?" The nutcase was Emilio Pucci, and the perfume he launched was Vivara in 1966.
The causes of Bachmann's close call last November with her Democratic challenger can easily be traced to ambivalent Republican voters, who had to choose between the Democrat they didn't know or the nutcase they did.
Phillip Goodall Norwich David Baddiel suggests that "the left" has become even "more ambiguous" about Jews, because it has deemed Israel the "nutcase pariah state du jour", thereby implying that it is antisemitic.
Mr. Coiro, known to "Entourage" admirers as the nutcase director of "Medellin," expertly conveys the dual sense of threat in Jack's defensive-offensive maneuvers, both the fear of being emotionally left behind by his buddies and the hostility it engenders.
I have not been encouraged by his economic advisers (who I thought were reasonable beforehand) and their inability or unwillingness to reign him and the nutcases in.
The nutcases bring their dysfunctional families, and diseases like the measles that the local population has no immunity to.Oh, for the wings of a seagullThe worst kind of nutcase, however, is the one who buys the island.
That sort of thing can undoubtedly seem a little strange and needy to anyone brought up in an era when part of pop stars' appeal was that they were remote and mysterious: even the nutcases who camped outside their homes expected nothing more than the occasional wave or snatch of conversation in return.
The nutcases, however, haven't given up.
