Sentence examples for loony ideas from inspiring English sources

She has a history of embracing radical, conspiratorial, even loony ideas.

Career sidemen with a bucketful of loony ideas, the two members of Polygraph Lounge see the history of popular music (from Tchaikovsky to Jimi Hendrix) as one big excuse to superimpose, say, the lyrics of "Green Acres" on the music of "Purple Haze".

It treats even loony ideas ('we need proteins to evolve translation!') with deference.

It was a left-of-centre, loony idea.

(Ages 3 to 7) A loony idea is expressed perfectly in Small's larger-than-life illustrations.

"But our whole vision for maps from day one — when Elliot approached me and said he had this loony idea to create a new map — is that maps should be more than just utilities that help you get from point A to point B".

Similarly, Lib Dems are reportedly preparing a list of "loony" Tory ideas that they have vetoed in government to show the electorate in 2015.

Not surprisingly, at a debate on Thursday, Mr. Gingrich's Republican opponents lambasted a moon colony as a loony, budget-busting idea in a time of fiscal austerity.

Carson was responding to a slimy attempt by Trump-o to thrill his supporters with yet another conspiracy theory, in this case the idea that childhood vaccines lead to autism, a loony and completely disproven idea that's been floating around on the fringes of the mentally-challenged population for years.

He has signed on to ideas from the loony left, such as the Fair Pay Act, a nonsensical bill that demands equal pay for "comparable" work.

The idea that the loony opus being rehearsed and rewritten before us would be a candidate for Broadway, as is implied, is one of the play's funnier, if unintentional, jokes.