Sentence examples for Most insanely from inspiring English sources

It sounds, as Eddie Izzard concedes, like the most insanely extreme out-of-town try-out in the history of theatre.

Next came Jibz Cameron's "Bags," one of the most insanely funny, tone-perfect pieces of performance art I have seen in years.

"They'd say the most insanely anti-gay things, and then the choir would come up and the choir is 50percentt gay".

N: The mystifying thing about the race was why the East Africans kept slowing it down, most insanely when Geb Gebremariam pulled out in front with about six hundred metres to go.

(As it turns out, all four Albert offspring have got into the most insanely competitive gifted-and-talented program of them all, the Metropolitan Opera Children's Chorus; the two middle ones will appear in "Tosca" this fall).

That two of the most insanely watchable actors in movies right now — Bernal and Javier Bardem — are both Hispanic would not have been news to Margarita Carmen Cansino, better known as Rita Hayworth, but it's still part of an important shift, long overdue, and "NO" is a meaty addition to Bernal's work in "Amores Perros," "Y Tu Mamá También," and "Bad Education".

Having Marr on our label is the most wonderful, insanely brilliant thing to happen, and is something I'll treasure for my whole life – the guitarist and songwriter from the band who changed my life has signed to my label!

4. Habanero - These South American peppers are the most commonly available insanely spicy pepper around.

Indeed, while the authors take great pains to be even-handed when treating with the three main armed actors in Colombia - the left-wing guerillas, the official military and the right-wing paramilitaries aligned with this military - it is the paramilitaries (otherwise known as "death squads") which come off as the most cruel and insanely violent force in Colombia.

I have my own anecdote to add to Hoffman's bunch, and it's not about the number of drivers who have yelled at me over the years -- sometimes with reason, most of the time insanely out of nowhere -- and it's not about the overwhelming obtuseness of most drivers (the powerful can afford to be stupid), and I won't even bring up the whole gas/oil thing.

Sure, it would be insanely hard and most likely a losing cause to make an x86 chip, but Sun hated being controlled by Intel or any other supplier.