Sentence examples for insane about from inspiring English sources

"I am the biggest fan of London!" says Ken Downing, fashion director of Neiman Marcus, noting that "all that pattern and print that everyone is insane about came out of London".

Historians still disagree — often vehemently — about whether Mary was insane; about the nature and the degree of her impact on her husband's life and success; and whether she was a person to be lauded or censured.

In Thompson's estimation, McCoy was the "functional equivalent of a 15-year-old," and "the only thing insane about this case is the (insanity) defense".

That's what's insane about it".

That's what's so insane about this".

He wondered if there was something inherently insane about the act of whistle-blowing; maybe only crazy people persisted.

It's also a place where everything is on the same level celebrity tweets, people bitching about airlines, insane novels about Homer Simpson smoking marijuana in Iraq.

Q: You told Ariel Levy of The New Yorker that your husband, the writer Nick Pileggi, has "some insane position about not eating standing up". What's that about?

"They think the most insane things about Obama, just backward thinking when they should be concerned about real stuff, like Edward Snowden and the NSA.

It is circulated in hard copy around those who need to know the latest tweaks to the insanely insane rules about who must curtsey to whom and when.

I loved Adam's insane riff about Hannah being a "working woman," for instance.