Sentence examples for that lunacy from inspiring English sources
Not that lunacy for lunacy's sake is the only point here.
In the prologue Mr. Svankmajer states that "Lunacy" owes its "blasphemy and subversiveness" to Sade, by which he probably and principally means the scene in which the Marquis unleashes a harangue against God, while some half-dozen seminude actors execute a tame pantomime.
Jacobs is more brutal, and thus more thrilling, when his lunacy finds an individual outlet and we, the readers, experience the particular dangers of that lunacy.
to that instead of opening the door to that lunacy -- the President said, "Let's cut $4 trillion from the budget, raise $1 trillion in new revenue, and we'll move up the Medicare eligibility age, too.
No Democrat is likely to top that for lunacy any time soon.
Imagine escaping that crazed lunacy of the buildings falling only to feel that you are now suffocating, covering in that white miasma.
But you'll be happy to know that this lunacy hasn't been the norm on the conservative airwaves since the shooting.
If you've been following the news lately or if you've ever stood in line at Mammoth's Chair 8 during the Christmas Holiday, you know that Iranian lunacy knows no bounds.
The most revealing example of the lunacy that now rules is the very health-care plan that has Republicans so up in arms that they're willing to wreck the economy to get it repealed.
Even conservative blogger Rick Moran last week called out the "lunacy" that fuels so much of the Obama hate; a hate that's stoked around the clock by conservative media.
(Scribner, $13). Set during the Axis bombardment of Malta, this novel tells of a love affair between a Brooklyn radioman and a local raven-haired beauty, and of the lunacy that accompanies the military life.
