Sentence examples for clinically sane from inspiring English sources
Ideally, the artist you work for should be clinically sane, at least moderately famous and on amiable terms with the curators at the Whitney Museum of American Art.
Herzog likes to say that he is "clinically sane and completely professional," but he is keenly aware that his reputation is otherwise—"One of the most persistent rumors plaguing me is that I'm a crazy director doing crazy things"—and he is fascinated by the myriad ways that people form this impression.
He became a famous convict, not a celebrated criminal, has been judged both clinically sane and insane, and over the years he developed considerable gifts as an author and painter, several times winning one of the annual awards established by Arthur Koestler to encourage prisoners to express themselves creatively.
(Although, to be fair, he's been certified as clinically sane and hasn't been violent for the last seven years).
When Nelson complains that others have thought him mad, Herzog demurs, "No, to us you appear to be the only one around who is clinically sane".
According to Snezhnevsky, patients with sluggish schizophrenia could present as quasi sane yet manifest minimal but clinically relevant personality changes which could remain unnoticed to the untrained eye.
