Sentence examples for question the sanity from inspiring English sources
The thermometer dipped to eleven degrees below zero, and we began to question the sanity of driving through the boreal forests in winter.
I usually question the sanity of the participants, especially when they get sick and decide to suffer through it in the wilderness.
The haters can't figure out how to sing and draw at the same time and question the sanity of anyone who would spend so much time making such a thing.
YOU have to admire the fortitude, if not question the sanity, of a nation that would put its political fate in the hands of two of the more despised groups in the land: lawyers and journalists.
I do question the sanity of flying halfway round the world to sit in the shade reading a book, but I suppose these days time is the ultimate luxury.
Sure, there are days when faulty switches or signals prolong the trip or the severe overcrowding prevents me from finding a seat, and I question the sanity of traveling such a distance.
Both Boudjellal and Habana openly questioned the sanity of the Rugby Football Union's stance that England should pick players based overseas only in "exceptional circumstances".
There were moments when I was scared, moments when I roared with laughter and moments when I questioned the sanity of everyone.
Michael, the White Russian chauffeur who came with the auto Mr. Liebling had hired in Paris, questioned the sanity of any American who did not wish to go either Biarritz or Deauville, or, to the chateaux of the Loire.
The same question was asked in the late 1970's and early 1980's when television veterans questioned the sanity of those who were starting all-sports and all-news channels.
The remainder questioned the sanity of anyone believing in what one commenter described as "the currency equivalent of unicorns".Mt Gox subsequently filed for bankruptcy, after which the formerly elusive Mark Karpeles, Mt Gox's chief executive, stated that "There was some weakness in the system, and the Bitcoins have disappeared.
