Sentence examples for has lost its mind from inspiring English sources
Michael Eric Dyson, a leftish academic, argues that the black middle class has "lost its mind" if it believes Mr Cosby's argument downplaying the importance of race.
It has lost its mind, and I have responded by losing mine.
If it thinks people are prepared to spend more than $10 on the 11-year-old PlayStation port of Tekken 3, then it has lost its mind.
By that measure, Congress has lost its mind.
Meanwhile, the Republican Party has lost its mind.
("Doha has lost its mind," a prominent intelligence official said).
MOSCOW — If you followed the news from Russia last week, you might be forgiven for thinking the country had lost its mind.
He concluded that the government had "lost its mind," he recalled later, not only because the move risked a jailbreak, but also because of the arbitrary violence that followed.
"Mark came to one New York, which was the New York of old money, and within a decade he was swimming in a city that had lost its mind over sudden wealth," Mr. Kornbluth said.
When the Pixies wrapped their 2004 reunion tour at New York's Hammerstein Ballroom, they could have ripped through a cover of the T-Mobile jingle and the crowd would still have lost its mind.
The announcement, last week, that, with its new generation of iPhones, Apple would be offering a model that was "rose gold" in color made the news that it was meant to: "The internet has lost its damn mind about the new pink iPhone," read Buzzfeed's headline.
