Sentence examples for unhinged reality from inspiring English sources

The party is not just going to concede the presidential election because their voters nominated an unhinged reality television star.

Do you ever get the sense the whole world is becoming unhinged from reality?

Cliven lost allies in the conservative media, too: Fox News host Sean Hannity said his remarks were "beyond repugnant", and radio host Glenn Beck called him "unhinged from reality".

But the fact is nearly all money has lately become contactless, as apparently unhinged from reality as the outrageous fortune of lottery winners or £60,000-a-week footballers who never get a game.

The normalizing that goes on now is the normalizing that one sees in old tales of crazy monarchs making pronouncements that everyone, including those closest to the ruler, knows are pure fantasy, unhinged from reality — three million illegal voters and the evil conspiracy of Barack Obama — but are talked around or through or about or down or all around until the mad king is placated, for a moment.

Not only do you have to pull off hideous shades of purple, but you also have to infuse a sense of believability into character so deliciously unhinged from reality.

The twisted distortions about "death panels" and federal conspiracies "to pull the plug on grandma" are just too unhinged from the reality of any actual legislation.

My favorite kind of book is a domestic drama that's grounded in reality yet slightly unhinged.

The author of "Where'd You Go, Bernadette" calls Franzen her "big daddy" — "My favorite kind of book is a domestic drama that's grounded in reality yet slightly unhinged".

Carrousel is a world unhinged.

Then Roosevelt died and America became practically unhinged by the real but in reality nonetheless relatively limited challenge of Communism.