Sentence examples for in lunacy from inspiring English sources

"There's freedom in lunacy," she says.

In Lunacy, Alaska, the new chief of police finds romance and investigates a murder.

(Jove, $9.99.) In Lunacy, Alaska, the new chief of police finds romance and investigates a murder.

(Bryan Waller Procter, who investigated her case for the Commissioners in Lunacy, is the dedicatee of Collins's novel).

In Lunacy, Alaska, the new chief of police finds romance and investigates a murder that was committed years earlier.

"This is the crowning achievement in lunacy," a member of Mr. Eisen's staff said at the time.

The left's yearning for peace is seen as naive, if not an exercise in political lunacy (and in either case an unpardonable betrayal of Jewish identity).

Shortly after thanking Ms. Rodriguez for her remarks, Mr. Sanchez adopted the effete manner of one of his radio personalities and engaged in racy banter with his comrades-in-morning-lunacy, the three crew members who hoot and cheer when it seems appropriate.

But the joy of this work comes from the less expected vignettes that give added patina to the less celebrated rulers: George III, confined in his lunacy to three rooms in Windsor Castle, where, "dead to the world, he spent hours thumping an old harpsichord"; Edward VII, "looking every inch a Toad of Toad Hall in his loudly checked tweeds. . .

It is these tics, the obsessive jerks, the rocking, that tear at the heart as we watch him, as George III, disintegrate into lunacy in this lavish production of Alan Bennett's 1991 classic.

It feels as if these two men, once vehement and verbose in their lunacy, have opted to laze in the hot bath of the internet, where everything is done by halves and numbers rule all.