| And then the inherent looniness of the regime reasserts itself and we are back to square one. |
| But others will relish their step into the land of looniness. |
| I generally preferred to have the Japanese soundtrack on for these sequences, where the more serious voice acting better balanced the on-screen looniness. |
| Since the mid-eighties Lambeth council had become a byword for failure in the public sector and, from the tabloid press's perspective, the gold standard for looniness. |
| Random observations has proof that esteemed academic qualifications can go with severe looniness. |
| Circuit Court of Appeals has earned itself a reputation as the legal bastion of San Francisco looniness, and a recent decision will do nothing to change that. |
