I wonder what would happen to someone if they referred to the million man march as "crackbrained".
One of our friends—thank God for their loyalty, their crazy generosity on this crackbrained project! ❋ Emily W. Upham (2010)
For some reason I can take historical analyses of crackbrained Nazi or Soviet or Roman or American policies. ❋ Bas Bleu (2009)
To think that he should be actually in this great, silent penitentiary, a convict, waiting here beside this cheap iron bathtub, not very sweet or hygienic to contemplate, with this crackbrained criminal to watch over him! ❋ Unknown (2004)
Sims was ridiculed as a crackbrained egoist and falsifier of evidence. ❋ SHLOMO MAITAL (1994)
Furthermore, in case you decide to emulate your crackbrained captain and his crazed heroics, I am giving you a direct order: No matter what happens, you are not to come after me. ❋ PETER DAVID (1991)
Rescuing Dessa at all was crackbrained enough; why make matters worse? ❋ Green, Roland (1988)
The answer that occurred to her was good and logical, at least by the crackbrained logic the phouka swore by. ❋ Bull, Emma, 1954- (1987)
Obedient to the Führer but in deadly rivalry with one another, were four major private empires within the Reich administration and a host of secondary ones, revolving around personalities, crackbrained schemes, forgotten sectors of the economy or administration, whose numbers were to proliferate as the war lengthened. ❋ Clark, Alan (1965)
"Anyway," I said, trying to head him off, "what's your latest crackbrained theory?" ❋ Clarke, Arthur C. (1962)
There are just too many of the archaic religions still around, as well as crackbrained ideas that have been long entrenched in custom. ❋ Harry Harrison (N/A)
According to Aubrey, the author was thought to be crackbrained, and lost much of his practice in consequence. ❋ Charles McRae (N/A)
His operations in this direction were mostly limited to sending crackbrained letters to the Civil Governor in Manila from his ❋ John Foreman (N/A)
And then this lively crackbrained Scotch lawyer appears like a pantomime at the end of a tragedyAnd then how delightful it will be if Lucy gets back her fortune! ❋ Unknown (1917)
Why, wha but a crackbrained greenhorn wad hae let them keep up the siller that ye left at the Gordon Arms? ❋ Unknown (1917)
Mannering, who had stood at first uncertain whether to advance or retreat, now resolved to enter for the moment into the whim of the scene, though internally fretting at Mac-Morlan for sending him to consult with a crackbrained humourist. ❋ Unknown (1917)
The poor old donkeys that fancy themselves in the part are either crackbrained professors who couldn't rule a Sunday-school class, or bristling soldiers with pint-pot heads who imagine that the shooting of ❋ John Buchan (1907)
