Sentence examples for you nutter from inspiring English sources

Even her friends, in newspaper profiles, would explain that part of Camilla's whole appeal was her relaxed, bucolic, un-paranoid (NB, Diana, you nutter) approach to dress and personal hygiene.

"[President Obama] turned to me, put his hand on my shoulder, and said, 'You didn't kill Jon Snow, did you?'" Nutter told the website.

What would that young boy think of you now? "Nutter!" says McCartney instantly.

Again, if you're an utter nutter, you can hike three miles to a clifftop monastery, including a mile-long steep climb.

Whereas if you're larger than life here, people think you're a nutter and the party gets rid of you.

As one of them put it: "If you look like you are continually on the point of shouting, and a bit of a nutter, you can be very effective at getting things to happen.

You can watch him eating a car, as his interviewer observes, "you're a nutter, you are".

But he added that while politicians could speak freely about their faith in the United States, it was hard to do so in Britain because "you talk about it in our system and, frankly, people do think you're a nutter".

Did you know their nutter keyboardist, Barry D, is none other than Iain Baker, the radio DJ?" asks Paul Howarth.

(The tehnical crew tended to circumvent the more mad-eyed, which was sweet of them – I didn't even need to ask. They simply assumed that wanting to speak to me qualifies you as a nutter, which is, in a way, quite sensible).

Recalling Mr Mugabe's performance at a trade summit in neighbouring Malawi, Mr Scott said: "You have this bloke presented to you as the local nutter, yet he was tremendously compos mentis.