Sentence examples for be insane with from inspiring English sources

At a given point, you say to yourself, Those acumenarians are going to be insane with rage.' The acumenarians'? He's pleased with this word he's coined.

Since they announced this one-off concert, everyone I know has been insane with excitement.

Whatever I had, I need some more, 'cause everybody else is insane with them drugs they're using.

Then he goes away for four days, and I am cream-crackered; I am insane with tiredness.

I was insane with jealousy, dying to know who he was having an affair with now, and determined to play a role: the happy woman who doesn't care.

The brothers hear noises and, blaming local troublemakers, arrange to bawl them out; when Graham admits that he is hopeless at cursing, Merrill tells him to go insane with rage, whereupon Graham runs around the outside of the house shouting, "I'm insane with rage," which is almost too bizarre to be funny.

From these photographs, celebrity journalists write little narratives around them – you know, like those photo casebook studies in the Sun, featuring various anxious-looking folk bedecked with fretful speech bubbles – and Aniston's narrative was that she was insane with loneliness.

Alan Braidwood from BBC Music felt that the song was "insane" with its electronic, chaotic, fast and manic pounding synths.

The new graphics engine is insane, with some great art direction to match.

"Sisi is either going to surrender or is insane with power enough to continue in his call for a civil war," he said.

The early law used various words, including "idiot", "fool" and "sot" to refer to those who had been insane since birth, and "lunatic" for those who had later become insane, or were insane with some lucid intervals.