Sentence examples for not lunacy from inspiring English sources

It's not lunacy any more.

At National Review, Mr. Levin replied that "Manzi is guilty of 'epistemic one-sidededness'," if not "lunacy" and "wingnuttery".

But it was really the movie that tipped over into full on – not lunacy, but fashion advertising.

Not that lunacy for lunacy's sake is the only point here.

"Heated Arab rhetoric and Arafat's threats to declare war on Israel are not only lunacy.

The best features of Mr. Attell's "Insomniac" are not its lunacy or its lechery but, curiously, its sanity and sweetness.

His responses during these incidents went against cultural expectations for African-American athletes; Sports Illustrated's Daniel Coyle wrote that they "were regarded by all whites and many blacks as prideful foolishness, if not sheer lunacy".

The vision of Glenconner barking imperious and impetuous commands to his hapless assistants encouraged reviewers to believe he represented an egregious example of feudal arrogance, if not near-lunacy.

But "Touch of Rapture" is definitely playing to a particular audience -- older, well off; the kind of folks who don't mind lunacy so long as it's of a stress-free, nonthreatening variety.

For Lincoln, this kind of supernatural penetration was lunacy, not prophecy.

Macpherson is right: these ideas should be developed and not dismissed as lunacy simply because they break with tradition.