Examples of 'seems a little crazy' in a sentence
Meaning of "seems a little crazy"
seems a little crazy - This phrase is used to express doubt or skepticism about someone's actions or behavior. It implies that the person appears to be behaving in a strange or irrational manner, but leaves room for the possibility that there may be a reasonable explanation
How to use "seems a little crazy" in a sentence
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seems a little crazy
This guy seems a little crazy.
Seems a little crazy to me.
But at the time we thought it seems a little crazy.
The world seems a little crazy these days.
With this in mind, getting into a vehicle for any amount of time seems a little crazy.
He seems a little crazy.
I know, it all just seems a little crazy.
It seems a little crazy.
I do not know . This seems a little crazy.
Yeah, it seems a little crazy to me.
Listen, I recognize that this all seems a little crazy.
Yeah, she seems a little crazy.
I don't know what that witch did to him, but he seems a little crazy.
It is, but she seems a little crazy to me.
My thinking someone else was here . Okay, maybe it seems a little crazy.
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Cause … it seems a little crazy.
Uh, I do not know what that witch did to him, but he seems a little crazy.
I know that it seems a little crazy on paper, but it 's what works for us . ".
Maybe you'd like her. Seems a little crazy.
Jules, I have only been gone for like 45 minutes . This seems a little crazy.
No, thanks . Seems a little crazy.
Thinking of doing that with Charlie's? 'Cause… it seems a little crazy.
I do not know . It seems a little crazy.
Oh, golly . I know, it all just seems a little crazy.
I know, I know . Seems a little crazy.
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