Sentence examples for wacko for from inspiring English sources

"How does it feel to have a wacko for a son?" he says in a voice thick with self-loathing.

(I was simply an adult lined up with wackos for a midnight screening).

He appeared to take a jab at the Republicans' 2008 presidential nominee, Senator John McCain of Arizona, who had indirectly referred to Mr. Paul and his like-minded colleagues as "wacko birds" for their filibuster against Mr. Obama's C.I.A. director, John O. Brennan.

In 2015, McCain called Paul ― then running for the GOP presidential nomination ― "the worst possible candidate" on national security issues, and in 2013 he called him and several other Republican senators "wacko birds" for what he considered extremist views.

The General said they'd had the wacko under surveillance for some time.

Nothing that he said was familiar or hardly even acceptable, and yet his enthusiasm, even for wacko notions, was infectious.

Larry Ellison, the boss of Oracle, which makes most of its money from such software, has ridiculed SAP's idea of an in-memory database, calling it "wacko" and asking for "the name of their pharmacist".

Finally, we know that neither Michelle nor the President would care for "Wacko Jacko".

Dappy is largely seen as a cuddly wacko, most famous for his choice of beanie.

and Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C .. It's "moss-coveR-S.C .ites versus "wacko bird" firebrands for the soul of the Republican Party.

Graham did not originate the "wacko birds" label for Paul and his allies — that was coined by McCain — but he might as well have.