Sentence examples for bunch of lunatic from inspiring English sources

How did you let a bunch of lunatic editors run amok in compiling their America's Best Colleges list?

The founders were "a bunch of lunatics, desperate mothers with young kids," said Bea Alda, 44, of Sag Harbor, a mother of five.

Nevertheless, McGuinness is keen to point out that he and his comrades amount to a whole lot more than "a bunch of lunatics howling around a road".

Nicola Walker commented that viewers sympathise with Slatt because he is in charge of a bunch of lunatics.

President Obama signaled to the country that there was no reason to panic, and no need to give a new round of sought-after attention to a bunch of lunatics.

Blisteringly scornful of self-importance — in a letter from Paris, in English, she lauded Marcel Duchamp as "the only one who has his feet on the earth, among all this bunch of coocoo lunatic sons of bitches of the surrealists" — Kahlo would surely raise her prodigious eyebrow to behold what has been made of her.

They heard the playwright Harold Pinter describe the United States as "a monster out of control" and a "country run by a bunch of criminal lunatics with Blair as their hired Christian thug".

His candidacy was supposed to be a joke -- a bunch of libertarian lunatics and college kids who probably won't even show up to vote.

82% of those have come to the conclusion that a bunch of scared lunatics have taken control of the machinery of capitalism and that there's no sense to what these losers may do on any given day.

While those Christian extremists (and that's exactly what they are) are a minority, they make a hell of a lot more noise than their more moderate counterparts, which puts all Christians at risk of looking like a bunch of raving lunatics.

In answering Laetitia's queries, Queeney is polite but wary; as it happens, Queeney regards Johnson's associates as a bunch of dolts and lunatics.