But my sex addiction is unfortunately very real; it has cost me a job, romantic relationships, friendships and, on many days, my sanity and self-respect.
He called himself "a liberal with sanity": many felt that as his career progressed, it was his way of saying he was no longer a liberal.
In many ways our sanity is determined by our commitment to playing by the rules.' So these are innocent girls in a world of asylums, bureaucratic doctors, patients pinned down and forced to have ECT against their will, poor little rich girls like Sylvia Plath or Edie Sedgwick committed by families who just want a problem off their hands.
My friends are still stalwart foundations for my life and sanity (many of whom were the same bedrocks 20+ years ago), and love does endure.
I heard many voices of sanity pleading the cases of citizens at trial at any given time in history of our country.
Heaton knew his actions would provoke awe, mirth and confusion, and that many would question his sanity.
The Tea Party has many strong points: fiscal sanity, orderly demonstrations and a penchant for cleanliness that the Occupy Wall Street group should try to emulate.
Forget about "The Nutcracker" and think "The NeverEnding Story," that New Age children's fantasy film that has saved the sanity of many a baby sitter.
He reminds me, in fact, of a point wittily made by George Eliot in The Mill on the Floss that, if his father had only lived to a good old age, Hamlet might have got through life with "a reputation of sanity, notwithstanding many soliloquies and some moody sarcasms towards the fair daughter of Polonius".
Mattingly comes back and is immediately cast as this great natural resource, the perfect successor, even as the sensitivity of his playing past suggests he wouldn't last a year in the job that has tested the sanity of many a worthy man.
