Sentence examples for whole crackpot from inspiring English sources

There's plenty to look at in Jim Findlay and Jeff Jackson's absurdly lush juxtaposition of scientific jargon with botanical make-out sessions, but Mr. Findlay's rigorous direction nearly makes sense of the whole crackpot scenario (1 30).

The controversy, and the phrase "second amendment people", "plays into the stereotype that we're a whole bunch of crackpots, that we're itching for a showdown," he said, "and that's not the case".

A thousand years ago a whole slew of crackpots and religious movements rose up and predicted the end of the world.

"The whole idea was a crackpot scheme," he said.

"Illness is a state of mind", "Being happy is more important than anything else", "A lot of professionals are crackpots" - they said to the whole of Newcastle: discuss.

IN RICH countries, financial services on the whole work remarkably well, despite the exotic salaries, the crackpot deals and the occasional bust.

They gave it some business, but on the whole considered the idea crackpot to this day, Intel, the largest IDM, maintains that chip design and manufacture belong together.

His epigrams are crackpot.

"Do you think I'm a crackpot?

Yet the show is no crackpot fantasy.

Crackpot and dangerous theories on AIDS.