Sentence examples for sane because from inspiring English sources

Theatre is altogether more stable and more sane, because, paradoxically, it gives the actor greater control; that's why it remains, for actors, a consoling respite from movies.

Writing keeps me sane because it helps me to forget.

The 33-year-old defendant, meanwhile, had fought hard to be accepted as sane because in his eyes such a finding buttressed his xenophobic creed.

And if you can wander around the blogosphere and find countless individuals who seem to see the world just as you do – well, then, surely you must be sane, because surely they are and they agree with you!

And the members of this audience do love the bomb; they love feeling that the worst has happened and the irrational are the sane, because there is the bomb as the proof that the rational are insane.

An exciting way to do this in a focused and intensive manner is via "philosophical counseling". A growing international movement, philosophical counseling has been called "therapy for the sane" because it helps rational, mentally healthy individuals to clarify their world-views and goals in the face of challenges and transitions.

As far as they're concerned, it's open season for the American government.' Yet Mubanga, though traumatised by his ordeal, believes he stayed sane partly because of his growing religious faith, and partly because of his rapping.

Like all questions in this brief novel ("Does this bag look Jewish?"), it has no sane answer, because this is Nazi-occupied Poland and insanity reigns.

Comic book James now writes sci-fi, says he's not defined by Radley, and seems to be sane, probably because his wife is normal and lovely and didn't go to Cheltenham Ladies or wherever.

We at the Calhoun School have abolished Advanced Placement courses in order to keep our school sane and because we don't want our students to be in this crazy chase.

Or was his problem with Obamacare that it won't let insurers tell people like Fei's daughter that they've reached some "lifetime cap" before their first birthday, or keep her father looking for a job with a more sane employer because he's worried that a "preëxisting condition" will keep her from finding a new insurer?