Sentence examples for feel insanely from inspiring English sources

I feel insanely lucky to be married to be someone who can do that.

It would feel insanely stupid to criticise the Roses' unlikely rebirth when the squalling sound of a band at its height grows and swells across the darkened skies during traditional set-closer I Am the Resurrection, its false endings and restarts shaking the stadium's stands underfoot.

But I have just flown across the greatest country that ever was, in my own small airplane, and I feel insanely happy.

I am so incredibly honoured and grateful for this and feel insanely lucky to have had the chance to work with Alejandro, Michael, Edward and the whole cast and crew of the beautiful madness that is Birdman.

And, every single time, afterward I'd feel insanely guilty.

It didn't seem to do anything at all apart from making me feel insanely cold.

"This feels insanely bad," she said.

I used my audience masks in a previous show, and the first time I did it I paid a stooge – now it feels insanely cowardly that I did that, I can't believe I did it.

I remember seeing Cathy Freeman winning the gold medal at the Olympics, running with her aboriginal flag, I felt insanely proud.

You either love Guy Fieri or you don't, but regardless of how you feel about insanely rich food or his frosted tips, you can't deny that his cooking reality competition show is a fun time.

I felt blazingly, insanely energized, and the posts came more easily than they ever had before.