Sentence examples for far more sane from inspiring English sources

Uefa, based in Nyon on the shores of Lake Geneva four hours from the madhouse of Fifa HQ in Zurich, gives every impression of being a far more sane and stable beast than its cartoonishly chaotic sibling.

In their sublimely mad films for Paramount -- The Cocoanuts," "Animal Crackers" (1930), "Monkey Business" (1931), "Horse Feathers" (1932) and "Duck Soup" (1933) -- the Marx Brothers, in their childlike anarchy, are far more appealing, sane and believable than the creepy lovers, inviolate dowagers and assorted con men surrounding them.

Yet the sort of intervention IDS seems to have in mind sounded far more radical and sane than Cameron's more threatening talk of social reform.

Part Can, part Hawkwind, part metal monsters and entirely formidable live, Acid Mothers Temple have in their two-decade existence recorded far more head-melting music than any sane person would know what to do with.

Wouldn't it be simpler, and easier on us taxpayers, and more ethical, and more legal, and saner, and more reasonable, and better in every conceivable respect, and far more American, to assume that the Constitution actually means what the Constitution says?

But far more worrying is the greater likelihood that they are entirely sane and rational.

But putting someone to death costs millions of dollars in protracted court appeals -- far more than life behind bars -- and there is a saner, more rational purpose behind life imprisonment.

He ended the year with $5.1 million in the bank — far more than any of his fellow legislators and a lot more than any sane challenger would put together for a position that pays $600 a month.

Far more.

But where is the more sane national debate.

They seem a lot more sane and rational.