Sentence examples for too lunatic from inspiring English sources

The sense is of an all-consuming experiment in which nothing is too lunatic to try (a dozen people appear holding aloft glass jars with monkeys' ovaries in them; at another moment, the dog remarks: "Perhaps my granny had a fling with a St Bernard", while hilarious footage of a cavorting dog is projected overhead).

If Chinese leaders were bold and creative enough to make such a move, it would certainly not be enough to shame US politicians into doing something about climate change but it would further isolate the – too large – lunatic fringe in this country that claims that climate change is a hoax.

Now, by quoting Ron, I've made him out to sound like a lunatic, too.

And he may very well be a lunatic too.

Chiefy, if Frosty the Snowman had said to Steve what you did, he'd call him a lunatic too.

At Knott's, they rate the rides from 1 to 5, with 5 reserved mostly for teenagers and other lunatics too stupid to know better.

At Knott's Berry Farm, the "thrill level" of rides is rated on a five-point scale, "with 5 reserved mostly for teenagers and other lunatics too stupid to know better," writes columnist Chris Erskine, who recently went there with his daughter.

Julia: My initial response is to say she's a lunatic, but we too often write women off as "crazy".

The Republican Party's power center is still too influential to allow the lunatics on the ground to decide who gets to try for the Presidency.

These games most notably the immensely popular SimCity, as well as its lunatic homemade successor Dwarf Fortress were deemed "too complex or too time consuming," and are represented only by noninteractive video displays.

These games — most notably the immensely popular SimCity, as well as its lunatic homemade successor Dwarf Fortress — were deemed "too complex or too time consuming," and are represented only by noninteractive video displays.