Sentence examples for feeling insane from inspiring English sources
Here are their post-prandial remarks: Hannah Goldfield: Are you feeling insane?
In "Out of My Hands," a song with sparse, two-note piano parts from the band's 2005 album, "Stand Up," Mr. Matthews sang about feeling insane, "looking down from here, out on my window ledge".
But there was also this: for a month, I was shaking down every friend, and online "friend," I could think of, hoping our pitch would go viral, fighting back irrational anger at longtime pals who ignored me and feeling insane gratitude toward total strangers who chipped in $10 or $25.
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"I was wanderin' in the rain," he sings from the lonely role of vagabond, "Mask of life/ Feeling insane".
The responses are uniformly positive and sincerely affectionate: "other-dad -type feelings; "insane and beautiful fucking madman!"; "I'd have dother-dad -typer that man".
"I reckon they [The Beatles] were feeling half insane and very frazzled, probably a bit deaf and in need of a few drinks I should imagine.
I remember feeling an insane sense of agency whenever he would stop at this one gas station that had a rack of tattoo magazines with tits in them.
Some old guy in America had been prescribed Valium 20 years ago and was feeling completely insane since his GP cut his prescription.
"The wings become an extension of my body, it is such an insane feeling".
