Sentence examples for loony of from inspiring English sources

It is especially hard when that candidate is Michele Bachmann and thus might actually be the biggest loony of them all.

Interestingly, that infamous "loony of the left" Tony Benn was forecasting events such as this as far back as the early 70s.

The strength of "Fludd" is in its extremity -- there is a splendid two-page account of Philomena assembling the many layers of her habit before sneaking out at night to help dig up the statues -- and in the sallies, acid or loony, of its characters.

His group of fed-up Republicans, Defending Main Street, plans to raise $8 million to target the looniest of the loons.

The most glaring loonies of the Tea Party proved to be unsuccessful at the ballot box and will probably fade into obscurity.

He put the full force of his office to work on a nonissue that was resolved for all but the looniest of tunes months ago.

Not the yogic fliers of Natural Law, nor the Monster Raving Loonies, nor even the real raving loonies of Sir James Goldsmith's Referendum Party proved able to bring colour to Britain's election campaign.

Looniest of all is "Somehow Lengthened" (1932), by Alice Cobbett, which finds room for shipwrecks and smugglers, and, on its final page, marries Charlotte off to a naval officer of whom we have never heard.

The movie presents its hero as a creator infatuated with words and images who was capable of making the loonies of Charenton follow his script, and as a freedom fighter bent on throwing off the shackles of authoritarians, from Robespierre to Napoleon to Dr. Royer-Collard, who were bent on subduing anyone who rebelled against their notions of propriety.

My family, though, may very well be the looniest of the loons, because they actually celebrate Festivus.

They were even happier when MC Dave started slewing Ed Miliband and the loonies of the left like it was a Wiley diss track.