Sentence examples for sane sense from inspiring English sources
Even playing bad girls and basket cases, this wonderful actress projects a brisk aura of competence, good will and empathy, leavened by an eminently sane sense of proportion.
When we look at it this way, we have a clearer and saner sense of where England are.
Krishna Jagannathan, an assistant professor in the Department of Electrical Engineering at the Indian Institute of Technology, Madras, echoes Sane's sense that the scientific community is too small.
She did not have children – who drive me mad in a hundred small ways, I think, but also keep me, in the larger sense, sane.
"Mad Cows, Sane Cats: Making Sense of the 'Species Barrier' " (June 3) is a fascinating look at the complications related to cross-breed feeding.
The sane have a sense that anything they want is either going to frustrate them because it isn't quite what they really want; or it is going to horrify them because it is more nearly what they want and so they will be unable to enjoy it.
In that context, the calls for Akin to get out of his senate race and get replaced by someone saner make perfect sense.
"It reflects decision-making that in a sane world makes no sense".
They were "faithful in the class-conscious sense," a sane acquaintance remarks.
That contest was framed as a sane establishment defending common sense against a gang of loopy mavericks.
"Who, with an iota of intellect, would believe everything they read [about me]? "If your whole perception of me is based on something you've seen in a gossip magazine or on a website and you haven't met me, then you need to take a step back and think to yourself: is that sane, does it make sense?
