Sentence examples for considered loony from inspiring English sources

It would have been considered loony.

In the old days, a politician who gave up logrolling for diapering would have been considered loony.

Among the array of subjects Mr. Seligman poked fun at were political correctness, affirmative action, overbearing bureaucrats and what he considered loony leftists.

But before long, Hodge had gone into local politics, getting elected to what was then considered a "loony left" council in Islington that raised the red flag and had a bust of Lenin in the town hall.

What about Thomas Edison? Remember that some of the most recognized people of genius status today were considered simply crazy or loony during their lifetimes.

"It's considered part of the loony left," he said.

If you think this is loony, consider the following: No candidate whose last name begins with a letter in the second half of the alphabet, N to Z, has been elected mayor since Robert F. Wagner won a third term in 1961.

He was entitled to be a little loony considering his skills as an entertainer and his unusual life experience.

Others argue passionately in defense of our omnivorous Paleolithic origins, and consider the vegans loonies on the fringe.

That so much common sense will be considered revelatory, even revolutionary, is a testament to how loony the bike world has become.

Cary Grant gave what some critics considered to be the worst performance of his career as the "normal" nephew of loony aunts in this minor effort from Capra, made hastily before he entered the army during World War II.