Sentence examples for loony as from inspiring English sources

The RIM-NTP fiasco isn't nearly as loony as many other escapades in patent law.

"I'm just as loony as ever, but I'm running out of ways to get attention," he said.

As George W Bush said, it's deja vu all over again: Labour was as loony as this before Blair.

If this happens, then war would be "loony", as "a revamping of Ukraine's power structure would accomplish Putin's political aims by less costly means".

This argument is not as loony as the one that Mr. Pratt made, but in some ways it is more insidious.

But Vaxxed isn't quite as inept or loony as YouTube docs in the vein of 9/11 hoax film Loose Change.

And getting progressively loonier as he does so, one might add.

Radio The treat of the week is Any Answers, as Jonathan Dimbleby is getting less patient with the loonies as he gets older.

Tuition for an American student attending, say, Simon Fraser University, eight miles out of downtown Vancouver, runs about $3,500 a semester in Canadian dollars, or "loonies," as the coin has been dubbed after the bird on it.

Commentator Alex Andreou quite rightly asked: "What party, other than a party whose policies are attractive to such organisations, would need to do that?" And still, last Friday, we woke up to discover that the "fruitcakes and loonies", as Cameron once called Ukip, now have their own member of parliament.

In the absence of such a declaration, Obama risks surrendering the narrative to such loonies as the conservative website that linked to the Rather interview, but only to add the damning headline, "Dan Rather: When Egypt Goes Completely Radical, Blame Obama".