Sentence examples for it's lunatic from inspiring English sources
It's lunatic, trying to pretend away reality in order to reach a deal attractive on prime-time television.
But I also know that The New York Times would never have printed it, because it's lunatic and incendiary".
It's fun, and it's lunatic and finally, after 40 minutes, the pageant ends, and Ringmaster Galliano, draped in an off-the-shoulder raccoon coat, po' boy hat atop his slick head, comes out for a bow.
It is lunatic and anachronistic, so even though it takes place in the Orient, the characters drink green chartreuse and there are people running a department store.
When one show was ending -- and they all seemed to be ending -- my secretary would say, "Only 41 more shows to go," and I would say, "Oh, God, get me through it -- what a relief it will be on that glorious day!" and of course, it was lunatic in a way because, I mean, you'd just spent 90 minutes with Lucille Ball or Jimmy Stewart.
He claims it was "lunatic" Millard who went rogue and killed Bosma that night, and that he wasn't even in the truck when it happened.
It had been lunatic before, but Thalberg made it seem mature and responsible to fit writers into an assembly-line method that totally alienated them and took away their last shreds of pride.
"But it is worth trying to understand what is happening, rather than saying it's the lunatic act of one man.
"Some of his ideas you thought were lunatic and some great, and it sometimes turned out that the lunatic ideas were the great ones," Harvey says.
"It sounded such a crazy, crazy idea, I thought it was slightly lunatic," confides Franses, who helped write Nutopia's business plan, and is now its managing director.
