Sentence examples for wacky person from inspiring English sources
"You have to find a wacky person when you are trying to rescue something in danger of extinction," he said.
Former CEO and apparent unabashed wacky person Harper Reed has just been named as its CTO.
He also said the episode featured every supporting character well, but that Ann was less funny without a "wacky person to play off of".
The New York Times obituary is entitled "Alice Miller, Psychoanalyst, Dies at 87; Laid Human Problems to Parental Acts" minimizes her and enables people to see her as the wacky person perceived as fighting child abuse much as Don Quixote flailed at windmills.
I wouldn't say she was humourless, but she wasn't wacky – a pretty serious person.
At worst, it can seem like a wacky novelty for a person of colour to appear on one of these shows – Aisha Tyler on Friends and Taye Diggs guesting on Will & Grace (shows that were very monochromatic) never struck me as natural.
Plus, what's completely normal for one person might be outrageously wacky and silly to someone else.
I suppose the show would benefit if you actually care about the gamers, but I will not care any more about Person A because he has a wacky haircut ("planned messy" in the words of Patrice Oneal), and I'm not going to side with Person B over Person C because Person C says she stole Person B's boyfriend.
Lewis, in his heyday, was a walking litmus test for empathy — he was the sweetest and wackiest of the downtrodden and the despised, a person filled with love and concern who was repaid with contempt and rejection.
Lewis, in his heyday, was a walking litmus test for empathy he was the sweetest and wackiest of the downtrodden and the despised, a person filled with love and concern who was repaid with contempt and rejection.
DESCRIPTION: A five-person a cappella group with a wacky Web site (www.toxicaudio.com) that says its act will "raise the hairs on the back of your neck and thrill you to the marrow!" JESSE McKINLEY.
