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    Use "insane" in a sentence

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    insane


    1. This is the most insane thing


    2. There was a tiger, a 6 pointed star, a badly drawn Chinese tattoo meaning 'insane' although not the 'crazy' type of insane, rather just plain medically insane


    3. They’ve taken him down to the station now but it looks as though there’s a pretty good chance he’ll be declared insane


    4. ‘They don’t hang the insane, Tonya


    5. Haunted by the acts of his insane subconscious was now


    6. There were heroics in use then that seem insane today


    7. I developed insane urges to itch and scratch, my skin burning and inflamed My nose ran in the closely confined heat, dribbling mucous across the tape over my mouth and onto my newly shaven chin


    8. He just smiled at us, a sly and crafty smile, the grin of the clinically insane behind rusty Bedlam bars, except that in this case the lunatic carried the keys to the cell upon his belt


    9. In a flash both Beniamin and I embraced, and then all four of us, arms around each other’s shoulders, huddled together and so began the insane babble of briefly-realised freedom


    10. He fired repeatedly, with the same insane look in his eyes

    11. Steve had suggested a ring of explosives be placed around the camp in case the Insane Ones tried to use the mutant bears against the camp


    12. If they cannot find a rider before the egg hardens; they will go insane


    13. During the great wars with the insane ones, she was a victim of terrible, terrible abuse


    14. If the insane ones got wind that a White would soon emerge, they would try to stop it, or his Rider


    15. insane asylum where people never come back in any sense of the phrase


    16. One of them, in an insane rush towards Lady Isabol, got a lucky hit on Jackson, flaming his left arm and leg, and singeing Lady Isabol on her left side


    17. It is natural to be ill and insane in the kind of world we occupy


    18. The mist started to form across the mountains; they were well hidden from the insane ones view


    19. The school psychiatrist was insane, kept shaking his head in despair and telling me I was mad until he told me once too often


    20. It was like all the insane rage that had fueled me for so long had suddenly disappeared; and it was replaced with clarity and sanity

    21. I am only grateful that Alastair, being of a typical artistic temperament, is not overly bothered with practicalities and can camp here without going insane as long as the one or two things which are important to him are accommodated


    22. “My sisters and I agree with you on that matter sir, this war against the Ogatu is insane


    23. Lord Boras is mad, insane with ambition


    24. Evidence is clear that they have taken lives in an insane pursuit of power


    25. "More often than not they are insane; pure breeding has a tendency to produce such monsters


    26. “That is insane! It would lead to extinction through attrition


    27. That would be insane, his heart would explode if he tried to do that


    28. Letting the medically insane into a canteen is, in her considered opinion, a tragedy in the making


    29. going insane, am I? He did say that it could possibly


    30. Billy can't shake the insane feeling that somewhere behind those eyes there is an answer

    31. You're seriously saying that this asteroid acts as Earth's natural defense mechanism against hostile aliens? That's insane! There's no such thing as aliens,”


    32. “You’re insane!” Tane said, and, using the energy of the Abel Berries, launched an energy beam out of his hand


    33. “I agree that you’re insane if you think this a party,” Roman said


    34. Maybe the agents were just ordinary Altreenan’s who had gone insane! At this stage all I could think about was my old nanny


    35. It was at that most inopportune of moments that Ralph Stanley, in an insane attempt at exacting his revenge for the non-existent wrongs suffered at his nemesis's hand, also approached Harry from an alleyway off the dock's tarmac


    36. My mother’s worried I’m going insane


    37. Now he will pretend, no doubt, that I have said anything which he may invent which will confirm his insane suspicions


    38. She yelled and waved on the steps of the convent until, attracted by this insane jumping little creature with smock aflying, Fizzicist stopped


    39. Hacking into the crowd like an insane lumberjack, Theodorous continued cursing, swinging his axe from shoulder to shoulder


    40. Would this insane sol die r of for tune

    41. “Now, why should we leave that? When I say leave all your insane


    42. has this insane idea that the bus, in its first drive, should carry


    43. I’ll slowly go insane as the water


    44. For all of her enthusiasm in these moments he thought she might have gone mad, driven insane by the earthen and rock walls


    45. His insane eyes glinted with dark power


    46. ‘And you don’t believe that but instead think I’m insane


    47. Neither route was really heading in the correct direction, but they had to choose one, as climbing the steep sides of the valley was clearly insane


    48. Without it Scott knew he’d have likely gone insane


    49. Maybe he was simply insane; his mind conjuring up something to divert from the contemplation of death, and temporal eradication besides – the total ceasing of his existence; the mind going to the most extraordinary lengths to give him what mattered most in life: hope


    50. The sensory deprivation would have driven her truly insane had it not been for her frequent contacts with Scott, who visited her, either as an ethereal presence or seeming to be more real












































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    Synonyms for "insane"

    insane harebrained mad wild daft cracked touched crazed demented deranged

    "insane" definitions

    afflicted with or characteristic of mental derangement


    very foolish