Sentence examples for wacky attitudes from inspiring English sources
It's not in Pixar's league, but it's laced with idiosyncratic characters with pleasantly wacky attitudes.
She auditioned for the MTV talk show about a year ago, and her hip attitude and sometimes wacky lines of questioning appealed to the MTV producers.
He's a running quarterback who can't learn to throw from the pocket, or has an unorthodox throwing motion taught to him by a wacky grade-school coach, or he has attitude problems stemming from his mother's departure at age seven.
With a stage persona that matches a cocky attitude on loan from hip-hop with the wacky energy of a Super Ball, Minhaj tends to bury his material under a barrage of pop-culture references — half panderingly nostalgic, half perishably current — that render long stretches of script incomprehensible to anyone outside his demographic.
As ever, there are wacky creatures of all shapes and sizes: a ragtag platoon of amiable attitudes and comedy voices.
In accordance with long-established custom, they can either be found posing rock band-like with an attitude of studied cool, or embroiled in some kind of wacky tableau.
The piece straddled the common divide between "look at those wacky Aussies" and "hey, maybe these people have a point", which seems to characterise the US' attitude toward our policies on health and guns.
