Sentence examples for its sanity from inspiring English sources
Ellen Lubell Brooklyn, Jan . 10 , 2011o Toe Edithe: It's timEditorour natItn to regain its sanity and repeal the Second Amendment, replacing it with national or state laws allowing use of reasonable firearms for hunting and target practice but restricting ownership of other weapons to individuals with a professional need.
Over the course of its imprisonment, it convinced an artificial intelligence called Mendicant Bias to essentially destroy its sanity through logic alone.
"After the Great War," he writes, "the country slowly regained its sanity".
I'm sorry to say that a large part of the progressive movement seems to have lost its sanity.
The best features of Mr. Attell's "Insomniac" are not its lunacy or its lechery but, curiously, its sanity and sweetness.
WHY were New York's "basketball loyalties divided and contorted and scattered about, its sanity tested and every breath exhausted" on Monday night?
That effort quickly failed, its patent sanity a guarantor that it couldn't work in this House.
But what links these vignettes is the strange, forbidding atmosphere of the lawless land, and the sense that it could easily wear away its inhabitants' sanity.
The star appears to discuss his beliefs with a degree of incoherence and exaggeration that might lead some to question Scientology's effects on its adherents' sanity.
Most people know the aphorism taught to medical students, attributed to the ancient Greek Hippocrates but timeless in its quiet sanity: "First, do no harm".
Despite its potentially sanity-ruining premise, the newly revamped house will be "decorated in a sophisticated, sleek 'Mad Men' 60s style".
