Sentence examples for loony to from inspiring English sources

But it's a little too loony to be taken seriously.

So, instead, the Democrats sought to portray Bork as "a right-wing loony," to use a phrase in a memo written by the Advocacy Institute, a liberal lobby group.

This time we won't be so loony To confuse Shia with Sunni.

After Ottawa wins the Cup in Game 7, fans can pass the hat to fill it with colorful bills and loonies to help pay the franchise's debts.

Some clubs have change dispensers, and others have girls walking around with a tray filled with rolls of loonies to sell to the participants just like they were tequila shots.

The G.O.P. has lost two presidential elections in a row because it forced its candidate to run so far to the loony right to get through the primaries, dominated by its ultraconservative base, that he could not get close enough back to the center to carry the national election.

It has spread from loony talk to universities, and now to secondary schools," a columnist for the South China Morning Post admitted this week, arguing that interest in independence was here to stay.

Cheney seems to enjoy giving the impression that he is loony enough to pull off an attack on Iran before leaving office — even if he has to do it alone, like Slim Pickens riding the bomb down in "Dr. Strangelove" to the sentimental tune of "We'll Meet Again".

Last time I checked, this was America, where fat people are still in the majority, despite the efforts of the loony left to turn this into an apartheid state where only thin people get to roam freely.

The country star, making a rare club appearance to introduce her latest album, "New Day Rising" (Mercury Nashville), projected enough self-confidence and loony charisma to pass as a female reincarnation of the King.

Not only is there no evidence for these hypotheses, but all of them are loony, absurd to even put forth.