Sentence examples for would be crazy to go from inspiring English sources

"With the London Games, it would be crazy to go," Brailsford said.

It would be crazy to go through something like that and not have come out of it a little deeper person".

Angela Merkel has talked of a new treaty to strengthen financial discipline in the euro area, but most governments think it would be crazy to go back to treaty-writing after all the difficulties of getting the Lisbon treaty ratified.

Warner is absolutely right to plump for a youngish film-maker with a promising slate of movies and the vision and energy to create a new way of making superhero movies, but I cannot imagine Nolan having taken on Justice League a few years ago – when he was in that kind of slot – and Affleck would be crazy to go for it.

Why, I'd be crazy to go into a project".

"When you make good money and can be immersed in what you love, you'd be crazy to go elsewhere," says Mark Fabro, worldwide director of Professional Services.

"The message was received loud and clear: you'd be crazy to go to the police with anything, you'd be crazy to subject you or your family to what may lie in store," Woods continued.

"There would be times," he says, recalling his long march to publication, "when I'd say to myself, 'If you don't believe you've got the talent to do something better than everyone else, you'd have to be crazy to go on.'" The process of composition was accompanied by the nightmares of post-traumatic stress disorder.

"He has said to us that these are amazing people and it would be crazy to let them go," Kumar said in an interview.

"It would be crazy to spend full price to go to Disney right now," said Mary Waring, founder of MouseSavers.com, which offers insider advice on ways to save money on a Disney vacation.

"It would be crazy to let a club like this go," said Giants' coach Smith.