| The heat of asphalt, the lunacy of traffic and the depravity of narrow alleys crowd in on the characters. |
| Boston's weirder early '80s contours, like the snaky lunacy of The Freeze, get limned as well. |
| If by this point you are not already delirious, fear not, even more jolly japes and lunacy are to follow. |
| When he is on the verge of lunacy and death, Hester proposes to him that they shall flee to Europe, and for a moment he dallies with the idea. |
| This little masterpiece has its lunacies and its limitations. |
| Thus, while we casually mock the lunacies of the past, some people, notably mainstream journalists, nod soberly at the lunacies of the present. |
