Sentence examples for look loony from inspiring English sources

The Outfit Gemma: If you or I attempted to dress in a head-to-toe flag outfit for Carnival, we would look loony.

"Or what?" He gave me a look of loony menace, as in You'll see.

If a stock pick looks too loony or a manager is buying too much of one position, the risk group flags it.

He produced spoof portraits ("Spotty Muldoon" wearing a brown paper bag over his head) and fashion photographs such as The Loony Look (1967), featuring Willie Rushton, Barry Fantoni and Diana Clarke satirising fashions of the day by posing in army surplus clothes.

If you do, you will look like a loony.

Both looked like that loony clown-gear Johnny Depp wears when he wants to get on a worst-dressed list.

The former vice president gave a stern, thoughtful indictment of the Senate majority leader's praise for Strom Thurmond's 1948 Dixiecrat presidential campaign -- while looking like a loony Dr. Seuss creature crashing an office Christmas party.

And Sue Shimon, the executive director of WilPower, was kind enough to know that we didn't want to do a magazine that said, "Ha ha, look at the fucking loony tunes.

Ashenhurst made a loony face and moved on.

"A lot of people will think we're loony," he says, looking out across the paddock.

If you want to be childish, if that new Loony Tunes episode looks cool go ahead and watch it.