Sentence examples for quite sane from inspiring English sources
North Korean diplomats are actually quite sane and reasonable.
"Richman's music did not sound quite sane," Greil Marcus wrote.
Also, both have been judged by history to be quite sane.
According to recent reports, members of the Tea Party are largely well-educated and probably quite sane.
They are quite sane, and their vision is not completely implausible, even if it's not wholly peaceable and benign.
Heather Olson danced excerpts by Tere O'Connor, yet the blinking persona is clearly hers, a not-quite-sane woman with a silent-movie moue.
After all, being entirely livid is actually quite a sane response to a large-scale humiliation brought upon you by a person who is supposed to be your partner in life and love.
"I have dealt with authors all my life and he's quite the sanest one with whom we've ever dealt.
He discusses his butchery in the same breath as he does art and politics, as if he cannot quite leave the sane beauty of civilization behind.
Pragmatism, and a sense that they really were above such petty things, seems to have kept the two women sane, and quite probably the band together.
