Sentence examples for it would be insanity from inspiring English sources

For Argentina, it would be "insanity", says Mr Williamson.

Said Mr. Smith, "It would be insanity to rebuild it exactly as we did".

If we got to No 1, it would be insanity but a really good version of it".

In any other walk of life it would be insanity to hire a 67-year-old into a £3.5m-a-year job on the basis that he has potential to adapt to a new style of management.

At my age, that would be insanity.

To try to summarise the plot would be insanity.

To think of going abroad now would be insanity.

Supporting two would be insanity.

But at this time of fiscal woe in Trenton and at Rutgers, it would be pure insanity for state officials from Gov. Jon Corzine on down not to seriously question the university's preliminary plan to spend more than $100 million on expanding its football stadium.

It would be the height of insanity to use the proceeds of council house sales in London to help build more homes away from London, because is it is London where we have a housing crisis.

Williams writes, "It would be a kind of insanity never to experience sentiments of this kind towards anyone, and it would be an insane concept of rationality which insisted that a rational person never would".