Insanely used in a sentence

Insanely in a sentence as an adverb

Almost all profit as my overhead is insanely low.

From a biogeek's perspective this is insanely great.

People do accomplish insanely great things by working insanely hard.

It doesn't have to be insanely hilarious, but at least throw a few little funny tidbits in the code.

Instead of professors, there are entrepreneurs, insanely focused, and whose main job it is to get money to fund the work.

Going head-to-head with OS X as a one-person project is insanely ambitious, but who cares?

The basic pattern for the icons is insanely generic, and the execution is clearly different.

So the company that created vast, stable, open and insanely backwards compatible ecosystem is now dethroned.

He wanted his products to generate a lot of profit so he could keep plowing that necessary profit back into producing ever better insanely great creations.

When we hit scale, we optimized the **** out of our app; our New Relic stats looked insanely fast, but Twilio logs told us that we were taking over 15 seconds to respond to many of their callbacks.

Because S can range from "the simplest thing that could possibly satisfy C" to "the most insanely complex thing that a frighteningly gifted salesperson for an enterprise consulting firm could get our CIO to throw money at," that distribution is going to be w-i-d-e.