The phrase "a more sane" is not correct in standard English; it should be "saner" instead.
You can use it when comparing levels of sanity, but it is better to use the comparative form "saner."
Example: "In this situation, a saner approach would be to remain calm and think logically."
Alternatives: "a more rational" or "a more reasonable".
Role model what it would mean to live a more sane work and family life.
So let them catch up to a more sane level of demand".
Ordinary citizens interested in a more sane and civilized society would have to insist that their elected representatives take meaningful steps to stem the violence.
If we had 30,000 people manufacturing the machines we need to create sustainable energy, would this not be a more sane enterprise?
"I felt I needed another system, a more sane, reasonable approach to how to get the most of it without making me a basket case," she said.
In a more sane world, new album Crooked Doors would be giving the tame likes of Royal Blood a run for their money.
What if they too decided that art had a specific purpose – to make us a bit more sane, or a little bit wiser and kinder – and tried to use the art in their possession to prompt us to be so?
The bait is technological tools that will make shopping on the busiest day of the year a little more sane — and give shoppers an edge over their competition.
As bait, retailers are using technological tools that will make shopping on the busiest day of the year a little more sane — and give shoppers an edge over their competition.
If you made it worth everyone's while — both employers and individuals — we could eventually have an insurance system that was a little more sane, and wasn't held captive by decisions made 70 years ago.
Whether you're working with others, or are coding on your own, using a version control system can make development a much more sane and enjoyable process, while facilitating team development and code sharing.
