Sentence examples for lunatic effect from inspiring English sources
MAD had the lunatic effect of compelling both sides to develop ever more fearsome weapons to ensure the balance of power.
In common with many, I am a strong believer in our remaining within the EU but outside the eurozone – the best of both worlds, as George Soros has pointed out, albeit to little effect on the lunatic fringe of the Tory party (soon to be the lunatic centre?).
Linux missionaries worry about the negative effect of some of its more lunatic followers.
The use of disconnected phrases led a critic for Uncut to say, "The non-sequiturs created an effect akin to being lifestyle-coached by a lunatic".
Medvedev branded Saakashvili a "lunatic" as he outlined tough terms to the French leader, in effect demanding Georgian capitulation to vastly superior Russian forces.
In a remembrance of Winters after his death in 2013, Mr. Williams wrote in the New York Times that he was entranced by Winters's effect on his normally staid father as the comedian played a series of more lunatic characters.
But I'd argue that even at their worst, these side effects don't detract from one's well-being more than being a lunatic with out-of-control emotions does.
