Sentence examples for into lunatic from inspiring English sources

The image of bravery is of the hardnut centre-back flying into lunatic challenges.

The emotion – and the absurdity – are already there, in the sight of man pouring his soul into lunatic activities, and discovering (or pretending to) that tonight's audience don't seem to be bothered either way.

"He's not saying that drug abuse isn't harmful, but he's showing that drugs don't turn people into lunatics.

Since the various Smithsonian museums don't want to impinge on each other's territory, there wasn't much about the space program beyond a few blown-up newspaper articles about the moon landings, but the headline "Earthlings Turn Into Lunatics" was pretty amusing anyway.

The desire for self-improvement, in certain circumstances, can turn you into a lunatic.

He could not countenance James Whale's adaptation of The Invisible Man, because it turned his title character into "a lunatic".

Then it descends into a lunatic mixture of monkey wails, whistling and childlike nightmare mumbles that may well be responsible for my chronic insomnia.

Edes Gilbert, headmistress of the Spence School from 1983 to 1998 and now a recruiter for a new head at the National Cathedral School in Washington, said that about 20percentt of the parents fell into "the lunatic fringe".

To some, even though its self-authored Google listing brands it as a "libertarian, non-racist party", it will always give off the whiff of a kind of rightwing politics that often blurs into the lunatic fringe.

But it was the takeover of TWA that thrust him into the billionaire bracket, and then, because of his increasingly bizarre way of doing business, into the lunatic twilight of his later years.Had he stuck to making money, Hughes might well have been forgotten by now.

(And in between she gets to be a Nell, who really is, as one Dromio says, a sphere.) Alex Webb combines the various merchants of the play into a kind of mafioso whose threats of assault with a tiny battery-operated fan should not be allowed to be as hilarious as they are, and he turns Shakespeare's magical schoolmaster Pinch into a lunatic Merlin worthy of Monty Python at its best.