Sentence examples for a bit lunatic from inspiring English sources

Despite our national belief that the masses are a bit lunatic and that every business needs one strong leader, Surowiecki proves that even in areas that require specialized training, such as the reading of X-rays, groups of untrained people can often outfox an expert.

Without consistent authority, the lunatics will take over the asylum and Wayne, while being a world-class player, can be a bit of a lunatic.

The student, an experienced comedy improviser, looks rather deflated and says: "Why?" "You did seem," says Johnstone with a grin, "a bit like a lunatic".

Short described the mood in cabinet at the time as febrile, adding: "We were just in a bit of a lunatic asylum".

A lot of people see him as a bit of a lunatic but he has got Casey Stoner talent.

And she tries to spread the gospel of "no idling," often at the expense of appearing to be a bit of a lunatic.

I concede it does look a bit like the lunatics, black-hats, and bubbleheads have conquered the asylum, but there's nothing inherently crazy or shady about a distributed online currency.

"If I seem a bit like a raving lunatic, that's why.

The March version of Loman presented him as a bit more of a lunatic than other versions.

But even if they help a little, even if they make it a bit more difficult for a lunatic to obtain a gun he/she can use to take innocent lives, isn't that worth it?

Of course it could be that the whole election is a bit like The X Factor, and they put a few lunatics in the early rounds to lure us into something we promised we'd never engage with again.