Sentence examples for insanely from inspiring English sources

I'm warning you, Lynton, if a single reporter makes this insanely easy connection, I may as well spend the afternoon at the job centre".

But "Echo's Bones" is itself almost insanely allusive, even in comparison to Beckett's other works.

The Mission's Tartine Bakery is a perennial favourite; for me, it has to be their insanely buttery ham and gruyere croissants.

Even if it's insanely popular now it still has preserved its originality and flair.

But the pornification of everything is everywhere still, insanely sexualised images of women still the norm: back in the day when we were sticking feminist messages on tube station ads that demeaned women, we thought the sheer archaic dirty-old-man backwardness of all that would bring advertisers to their senses – but it got worse.

I didn't recognise any of them, but everyone seemed insanely rich: preppy, with faces like luxury yachts, like Martha's Vineyard in the summer, Waspy and at peace with the world, practically floating through the restaurant, whereas Michael was a big, angry, coiled-spring Jewish bear of a man.

This was not because of any law requiring the agencies lend to the poor or to minorities, but because it was insanely profitable for them.

Another is that social media like Facebook and Twitter have made it insanely easy to gather information about a person or a business and thereby build persuasive scams that exploit human weaknesses to penetrate a network's outer perimeter.

But that is tough to explain to an electorate that has always struggled to make sense of America's insanely complex health-care system.

In Britain, on the other hand, it is taken for granted that America's gas tax is insanely low, part of a broader scheme to wreck the planet.

EVER since Stalin first unveiled an insanely ambitious one in 1928, five-year plans have been a staple of communist governments.