Sentence examples for sane part from inspiring English sources

If beside the stupid and mad-brained political project of their rulers, the sane part of the people of England required fresh proof of the alarming increase of the effects of insanity, they will be too well convinced from its having lately spread into the hitherto sober region of art.

Our only hope is that some day the sports fanatics who run the relatively sane part of TalkSport - the sports bit - will get together with the right-wing morons who run the utterly insane part and say - hang on, these footballers, tennis players, golfers, boxers and track athletes we keep banging on about?

One could go on in this vein, for Nietzsche's life was, in many ways, the saddest imaginable, almost entirely lacking in the things most of us hope to find: job, home, health, love, security and, for most of the sane part of his life, recognition (though before his final breakdown in Turin, in 1889, he was convinced that grocers kept aside their sweetest grapes for him).

It's almost like that sane part of me used my inebriation and my writing to get the message out.

But keep in mind that the other sixteen candidates are dividing up what we might reasonably think to be the "sane" part of the Republican Party.

And because the base now has some real political power, thanks to the Internet and a huge boost from the billionaire Koch brothers, the sane part of the GOP now thinks it has to act as if the hallucination were true.

The former are those who, born, bred and fattened in peaceful and reasonably sane parts of the world, have the luxury of caviling and complaining at will, sometimes arguing that there is no such thing as a right, that talk of human rights is variously Eurocentric colonialist arrogance, or hot air, or pious claptrap, or all three.

With the housing market already rampant in London up 20% annually in the trendiest parts of the city and pepping up in the rest of the country too, Help to Buy is adding heat to a market that does not need it.Yet the bigger problem is that as a short-term fix, even the saner part of the scheme is badly targeted.

He joined the Committee for a Sane Nuclear Policy (SANE), took part in the AIDS fight, wrote with scorn in the New York Times of liberals who acquiesced to conservative dogma, closing their eyes to the need for better health care and other basics.

The Badger Trust said that culling should "never be part of a sane or viable bovine TB control strategy".

It has so far identified a few thousand serious criminals, rapists and burglars, the kinds of people whose removal from the country must be part of any sane immigration strategy.