Sentence examples for lunatic person from inspiring English sources

The cars in which I travel mostly have ticking meters above the dashboard and tend to be operated by a marginally lunatic person gibbering into a Bluetooth.

However, the illusion is quickly broken as you find out that Columbia is, in fact, a dystopia, pervaded by racism and ruled by a slightly lunatic person - called Comstock - who imposes his ideals upon the citizens of Columbia and who proclaims himself as a 'Prophet.'Prophet

The lunatic is any person deemed unfit for societal life.

Ted Cruz is a Bible-thumping lunatic who expects every person to live by his own version of what Christianity means and will seemingly stop at nothing to enforce his vision and deny every right given to us under our own Constitution which doesn't fit his vision, while simultaneously touting that the Constitution is the supreme law of the land and must equally be defended.

The interloper was one Charles Stuart Nairne, an Irishman and former Royal Navy lieutenant whom Hall spotted in the public gallery and considered to be "either a lunatic or a very dangerous person".

We had a blast, even during the six hours at Wigan Pier nightclub's donk night where I was the only sober person out of 3,000 lunatics.

A person who acts like a lunatic is a candidate for the office that would hand him the nuclear button and codes.

"Of all people, who would be the most outrageous person to turn into a raving lunatic?" said Joanna Wilson, who writes about holiday programming in her blog ChristmasTVHistory.com.com

Referring to villains as "lunatics" or "psychos" unjustifiably attributes violent impulses to every person with mental illness.

But another kind of person who doesn't give up is a lunatic.

Not the best I've experience on a headset by any stretch, but certainly clear, and it did a decent job helping mask some of the wind noise as I walked down the streets of Manhattan yelling "buy!" and "sell!" into my headset like a lunatic (I like to pretend I'm an important business person sometimes).