Sentence examples for lunatic efforts from inspiring English sources
Mr. Walter's sense of the absurd is best appreciated in these and the book's many other tangential details: from "the whole booming randomness industry" that arises in the face of despair to pop culture's lunatic efforts to manufacture its own reality.
The game, above a certain level of skill, is played at a lunatic extremity of effort.
She grows ever more lunatic and threatening in her efforts to turn Mac into the school's star pupil, at one point arranging an accident involving a renegade leaf blower for one of Mac's teachers.
A radical conservative group in its 1962 struggle for control of the Young Republicans appointed someone to be "liaison with the nuts" to harness the energies of the "lunatic fringe" without letting them tarnish official efforts.
But his most memorable efforts were devoted to what some might call the lunatic fringe of art and architecture.
Such sentiments are all for the good, and we've seen similar efforts to disentangle the larger conservative establishment from the lunatic, conspiracy-minded fringe -- see David Frum and John Henke, who took on WorldNetDaily over its trafficking in paranoid nonsense.
Sierra's efforts to identify the killer from the losers, lunatics and out-of-town mobsters who present themselves as promising candidates show her to be a keen student of (mostly male) human nature.
But if the lunatic fringe group now known as the Republican Party is to be stopped in its efforts to radically remake this country, the Democrats are going to have to step up and defend the mainstream that elected them.
It is of extreme importance for this effort to attract PUBLICITY in order to actually succeed something and effectively expose the lunatic action taken by the Greek government.
By Charles Simic The New Yorker, February 16 , 2004P. 113 Extraordinary efforts are being made View Article Charles Simic is a Pulitzer Prize-winning poet and the author, most recently, of "The Lunatic".
