Sentence examples for loony in from inspiring English sources

Mr. Jirous, who was also known as Magor, roughly translated as "loony" in Czech, kept the band on a steady course of nonconformity.

That further limits entrepreneurs' ability to tempt people into a risky career move.All these limits have left the continent with a dearth of the sort of entrepreneurial successes which would serve to inspire others; very few people think that going to work for a loony in a garage offers a long-shot at millionairedom.

I have found a shorter version of it on the Web, and in both versions the material seems highly detailed, deeply probed, well ordered and not at all loony in tone.

This film highlights the loony in Clooney and the Ewww in Ewan.

Wednesday is the dreaded group night, my least favorite section since someone can get torpedoed by the shenanigans of some loony in their group.

It's the reason that David Cameron has referred to us as those fruitcakes and loonies in the past.

"Until the 1960s, party bosses and elites filtered out the loonies in favor of the loyal foot soldiers, party hacks, relatives and the occasional talented person".

"When we first started," says ZEDfactory's Mr Harris, "we were very much the loonies in the corner that people giggled about".

You long for Mike to interact with people other than his perfunctory sexual partner and the loonies in the clinic, who are something of a missed opportunity.

I came out of the cinema as high as a kite and wanting to talk about it and cinema in general; a group of us mingled with the loonies in Leicester Square and were still discussing it as we said goodbye.

Israeli columnists also continued to damn Netanyahu's handling of the fallout with Ben Caspit, of the Maariv, describing his "campaign of chastisement" as the "most unwarranted and looniest in the world of diplomacy in modern history".