Sentence examples for insane to think from inspiring English sources

It's not backward-thinking to believe that this way is better; rather, it's insane to think that abandoning regional agriculture is clever.

It's insane to think they're gone forever".

Ms Pattaramon questioned whether Farnell had "gone insane to think like this".

I don't think you're insane to think that – I just don't agree.

Q: It is insane to think of pumping more arms into Syria.

It's insane to think that so many celebrities own a print of my work, especially Keith Richards.

In 1910, following an anonymous donation of £70,000, the National Theatre Scheme Committee was formed, and allowed itself to be addressed by Seymour Hicks thus: "Are there really half a dozen people insane enough to think that it is wanted.

I wonder if there are really half a dozen people insane enough to think it will ever come into existence.

How can this company create the most innovative and useful compact digital camera on the market, and at the same time be so insane as to think this was a marketable product?

This is the logic of a Mongol Derby rider a person insane enough to think it's a good idea to strap themselves to 28 different semi-wild horses in a mad dash across one of the most sparsely populated countries in the world.

"I would have to be an insane mad man to think I am building all of these buildings".