To get away with the kind of tunelessness found on this album, you have to be a lunatic, a crackpot, or a genius. |
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On a road whose width barely allows two cars to pass, this lunatic came hurtling round a blind corner, narrowly missing me. |
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Your cackles filling the room, you just sat there laughing and raving like a lunatic. |
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Meanwhile, Bush ranted and raved like an angry lunatic throughout the second debate. |
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Well, Thomas Jefferson said the book of revelations was the ravings of a lunatic. |
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Harris didn't understand why she felt this connection with the lunatic who'd kidnaped her, but he understood what she meant. |
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The old brass and faded paper in this exhibition are the physical leftovers of a grand, almost lunatic pursuit of perfection. |
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A CEO who talks about himself in the third person and who is, to all appearances, a lunatic is not likely to be a very effective leader. |
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If he had been psychotic before, he was a fuming lunatic now, Evelyn decided. |
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I didn't shower for at least 3 days and roamed the drugstore aisles like a crazed lunatic. |
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There he encounters a lunatic who is obsessed with murder and who appears to be dripping blood. |
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Everyone you know here is now either dead, a psychopathic killer out for blood, or a lunatic with about a hundred personalities. |
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In the darkness, a lunatic warbled nonsense and a hungry madman babbled on about food. |
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She continued to gape at him as if he was a runaway lunatic from a nearby mental asylum. |
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These are not the ravings of a lunatic person nor the dream of a crazy idealist. |
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Do you remember that one episode of X-Files with that crazed lunatic writer who was in love with Scully? |
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The frustration is so great that the black character believes that he might wind up in a lunatic cell, driven crazy by the insane demands. |
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I said I found him, not that he was some insane lunatic murderer trying to kill me! |
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They will presumably lead to some retraction of the lunatic version of markets that have been imposed by extreme reactionaries in recent years. |
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I shook my head and locked myself in the bathroom to take a shower, hoping my crazy, lunatic uncle would let us out before then. |
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When everything that's going on on-screen is so chaotic and crazy, it doesn't help when it's cut together with such lunatic randomness. |
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Well-to-do Victorians used to pay to tour lunatic asylums, deriving great amusement from the inmates. |
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It opened as the County Lunatic Asylum in 1774, one of the first purpose-built lunatic asylums in the country. |
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The lunatic fringe that vote for them are more likely to be effective in areas like that. |
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Its enough to make you wonder if all those religions on the lunatic fringe were right about the end of the world being near! |
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Given recent discussions, I'd like to point out that the individual quoted below is typical of only a certain lunatic fringe. |
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Now, apart from a lunatic fringe of right-wing publications and enthusiasts, everybody knows this awful truth. |
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It cannot be news either that in any human grouping a lunatic fringe is almost guaranteed. |
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No one in the streets ever thought there was going to be a confrontation between the lunatic fringes of opposing political groups. |
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Or perhaps he should test the lunatic theory that alcohol promotes everything it shouldn't amongst non-drinkers. |
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The shots of her grinning like a lunatic on the beach, or posed in stockings and basque, were not enough. |
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It is, in short, not the sort of thing you'd expect a muscle-bound, tattooed bleeding lunatic to be publishing. |
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As I made my way up 2nd Avenue, I noticed a raving lunatic weaving all over the sidewalk yelling and screaming unintelligibly. |
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He'd be going off his 'nana. He wouldn't stand for it. He'd be like a raving lunatic. |
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If not, what does it take to convince you that you're providing a soapbox to an unstable lunatic? |
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We must also consider the potential for some lunatic to introduce a form of germ warfare. |
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Does he ever worry he's been hired by a lunatic who has plans to carve him up into little pieces before the night is through? |
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Red Rum was out of a lunatic mare, and trained from the back of a car showroom in Southport. |
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One minute he's a hermit and the next he's a mentally challenged lunatic with sudden outbursts. |
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With a plain black shirt, black shorts, and an orange overshirt, Carly more resembled a well-mannered teenager than a lunatic sports fan. |
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I would really prefer that people didn't see me as some sort of lunatic, although that is probably inevitable. |
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There were also in Baghdad numerous colleges of learning, hospitals, infirmaries for both sexes and lunatic asylums. |
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Speak this truth in public and you are dismissed as a crank, a prig, a lunatic. |
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No, the scandal that their daughter was a violent, crazed lunatic would haunt them for however long they chose to stay there. |
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I would hate to have to share my dorm room with someone who either thinks I'm some kind of freak or a lunatic. |
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Watching this is like doing a crossword puzzle written by a dyslexic lunatic. |
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The tiny lunatic fringe that has jumped on the anti-war bandwagon could cost this country dearly. |
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I was about to turn into a crazy psychotic lunatic and there was nothing I could do to stop myself. |
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There is only one word which I loathe more than I do lunatic and that word is crazy. |
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What sort of lunatic performer was this, driven to go on performing the same stunt, time after time, finally without any audience at all, entirely for his own pleasure? |
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A small smile touched her lips, her eyes alight with a lunatic fire. |
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Second Amendment advocates mingled with the lunatic fringe, celebrating the American Revolution and Tim McVeigh. |
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I am particularly intrigued by the prospect of working for another lunatic director with no interpersonal skills, management ability, or capacity for leadership. |
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Cutting a path through the thickets of misrepresentation, misunderstanding and lunatic theorising that have grown up around the symbol of the Grail is no easy task. |
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Despite having long ago plighted his troth to the lunatic right, he is certainly trying. |
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Or is this all some crazy convoluted crime spree by a local lunatic? |
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They are the lunatic fringe minority, much like school shootings in America. |
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Fabulous lunatic Madame Blavatsky was a con artist, a mystic, and the founder of the Theosophist Society. |
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Still, every group has its extreme, uncompromising lunatic fringe. |
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They will not have the lunatic fringe running the place any more. |
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Now, every vote counts and even the lunatic fringe enjoys credibility. |
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Though I have some mental health issues, I am not a raving lunatic. |
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Why do they want to see a raving lunatic, saying things he might regret? |
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None of this sways the lunatic, however, and the boxes are printed. |
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Some lunatic called in saying he will shoot the building up. |
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I no longer have the confidence that the lunatic fringe will remain there. |
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They are a tight-knit community with people of status at the helm, but even their best efforts cannot control the lunatic, bullying, and loutish few. |
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By saying that I am in no way implying that he was a crazed lunatic. |
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My guess is that he's either a known criminal or an escaped lunatic. |
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Having publicly made such a declaration, one would inevitably be looked upon as a freak or lunatic by others, and one would be ostracized by the collective. |
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This truly dynamic duo of old-school, street style, hip-hop lyricists from Pittsburgh rocked the house with a nickel bag of attitude and lunatic gyrations to spare. |
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But there is a danger that in focusing on the lunatic fringes of left and right, a rather false impression can be given of what the debates are really about. |
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What is the point of banging him up in prison or a lunatic asylum? |
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Without getting all politically gabby, has there been somebody you've experienced first-hand where you were just completely floored by what a lunatic they were? |
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On the right is the first victim, the lunatic who had lived his last moments in fear of death, and had sadly found it after seeking refuge in my asylum. |
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Technically, the old lunatic hadn't retired, he was just on stress leave. |
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The result was strange, a sort of jerryrigged Eden with a laugh track, somehow both idyllic and lunatic all at once. |
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I usually just block such noises out because in the city there's always some lunatic running around shouting things but for some reason I ran to the cry for help. |
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What happens if you break all the rules and throw your reputation behind a lunatic scheme to let people hear world-class classical music for the price of a couple of pints? |
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Since none of the religious leaders seemed impressed by John's ministry, he had dismissed him as a lunatic, just another doomsday prophet, here today and gone tomorrow. |
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There are now too many of them to be written off as a lunatic fringe. |
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And if they dismiss you as some kind of lunatic, cross them off your holiday list and go spend the money you would have spent on their gift on yourself. |
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Why do people insist on pandering to the lunatic fringes of society? |
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Consequently, I babbled like a deranged lunatic, and it wasn't pretty. |
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The last lunatic standing will light off his suicide vest to canoodle with 72 virgins in paradise. |
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It could also be true that she really was an insufferable lunatic afraid of catching Ebola from the plebeians. |
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Labelled aments, idiots or imbeciles, they were dealt with in the same way as those who had lost their reason, by incarceration in the new nineteenth-century lunatic asylums. |
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The NIRA was based on a lunatic confusion of cause with effect. |
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From taking pictures of themselves burning books to posting abuse, the nationalists' lunatic fringe do nothing for their espoused cause. |
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Soccer violence should be played down by the Press as publicity seems to excite the lunatic fringe of the supporters into further violence. |
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He is cursed with parents from well beyond the lunatic fringe and a senile granny. |
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He was mad, reeling about and gesticulating at the rushing train, and champing and gurgling like a lunatic. |
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Matthew is a cockbiting lunatic. post count seemed small. I thought maybe this would livin things up a bit. |
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Even Theseus' best known speech in the play, which connects the poet with the lunatic and the lover may be another metaphor of the lover. |
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Hassel also thought that Theseus' speech on the lunatic, the lover, and the poet is an applause to imagination. |
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Voltaire speculated that the first half of Julie had been written in a brothel and the second half in a lunatic asylum. |
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His lunatic captain feared an attack by Japanese midget submarines despite the war having ended. |
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Fine, but there are lunatic sums of money being spent on art, surely? |
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There are probably more belly-laughs and thigh-slappers in this lunatic concoction than in any other Martin movie. |
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For sure, each of the coalition parties has its lunatic fringe. |
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Will he diagnose a lunatic and scarper before she can get her claws into him? |
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Or is it just a side trip to the lunatic fringes of photography's history? |
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If you are willing to say bad things a out corporations and good things about the Green Party, you are a Friend of Ralph, no matter what lunatic nonsense you may also spout. |
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If you've got a lunatic doing my job, then you need to preview. |
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Guys like the Norwegian lunatic, or the idiot who fancied himself a villain and opened fire in a Batman movie, are not so good, but still qualify as elements of randomness. |
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When I was a death-defying lunatic armed with a grip tape board on a steep hill, any talk of safety gear would have meant a lifetime branded in the playground as a Jessie. |
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Principal among these duties were the maintenance of highways and bridges, the upkeep and inspection of lunatic asylums and the appointment of coroners. |
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He was a lunatic drunk and started sing songs that lasted into the early hours of the morning and resulted in many weekend lock-ins in the village pub. |
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Poor old Sedgwick had been chased around the rugger pitch by a lunatic in a car, and then seen his researcher covered in spew from a drunken student. |
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