Sentence examples for lunacy on from inspiring English sources

Fiscal lunacy on their part?

Not by all the frothy-mouthed lunacy on display, but the fact that newspapers even existed.

The battle turned so vitriolic that it dragged Salem out of hiding; Mather was bludgeoned for lunacy on two counts.

Just listen to the Scala choir mixing Bach and blatant lunacy on their version of Radiohead's Creep.

"Then I'll take it with me and find a recycling bin outside," I tell her, putting the final seal of lunacy on my behaviour.

(Huh? Is he talking about the same president who almost never talks about gun control?) And even Mr. Romney hasn't come close to Newt Gingrich's sheer lunacy on the subject.

The cast of grotesques in Dylan's Desolation Row is all the verve and lunacy of On the Road compressed into 11 minutes 21 seconds.

This is hailed as brave, as a clause IV moment, or lunacy, depending on where you are on the political spectrum.

As a result, since then, he has done nothing of any significance, including the conceptual comedy "Meet Dave," which has a few bits of inspired lunacy based on the notion that one of the characters played by Murphy has no idea how to act human, and "A Thousand Words," in which Murphy's character is punished and silenced for his mercenary bravado.

And they may also miss the sense of comfort derived (especially by this political writer) from learning that Washington has no lock on lunacy.

This journey, I had to remind myself as its lunacy dawned on me, was my idea.