Sentence examples for would be lunatic from inspiring English sources

Leaving the euro would be lunatic".

In this environment, sending your children out to play, alone, without safety in numbers, would be "a lunatic decision", admits Bond.

Jung quipped that anyone 100% extraverted or 100% introverted would be a "lunatic".

In any normal society, the characters in BLUE DEER THAW (Hyperion, $22.95) would be considered the lunatic fringe.

The first problem with that is that any calculating businessman putting this many millions into a football club would be a bloody lunatic.

She refused to meet him for weeks, afraid he would be "some kind of lunatic".

She may be hopelessly attracted to Fitz, but only a complete lunatic would be hot for the guy who killed her mother.

If I did that, I'd be a lunatic, so some things are heightened.

If you're a small business, you'd be a lunatic to hire a woman of child bearing age," Mr Bloom said from Brussels, where the new intake of 732 MEPs were taking their seats for the new five-year session.

And its language on infirmity, asking householders if they were "lunatic, imbecile or feeble-minded", would be unlikely to pass muster with today's disability campaigners.

But to pigeonhole the PAS as a lunatic fringe would be a mistake.