Sentence examples for sane standard from inspiring English sources

As Ms. Cho rightly observes, with disgust, Ms. Spears is hardly fat by any sane standard.

In 1991, when, by any sane standard, America had just triumphed unconditionally in the Cold War and was on the brink of one of the longest uninterrupted periods of peace, prosperity, and unconditional unipolar hegemony that any nation has enjoyed, for good or ill, since Rome, the Philadelphia Inquirer ran a nine-part series entitled "America: What Went Wrong".

But by any sane standard (and in comparison to many other weeks this year), this week was still unacceptably bloody and a reminder just how urgent the need for some kind of Congressional action is.

The one who is genuinely tall by any sane person's standards, not your bloody data person who could in some parallel universe be a Dutch basketball player if it weren't for the fact that in real life he's actually a fucking Bolivian dwarf".

In a column for the Washington Times, Nugent blasted Chief Justice John Roberts for his "traitor vote," writing that Roberts "squandered the opportunity to restore judicial, financial and legislative sanity to a government that by any sane person's standards is insane and addicted to centralized federal control of our lives".

In terms of records, millions of titles would be permanently deleted from the state's catalog, in the name of the government's stewardship of public funds and moral standards; in a sane world, this process would start with Operation: Mindcrime, but in our sad reality, Speak English or Die is a more likely candidate.

By that standard, several psychiatrists said, Mr. Sweeney was sane when he killed Mr. Lowenstein.

According to some sane, smart people, now showing up a few standard deviations out on the curve is the possibility of humanity's demise.

Bill Kristol, the ever-optimistic editor of the conservative Weekly Standard, has been trying to recruit a sane alternative to Donald Trump.

"Sane or insane, these people are not committing criminal offenses by international standards," he said.

Municipalities should adopt better accounting standards, dole out saner pensions and start rainy-day funds—all of which might help in recessions yet to come.They might put fewer people in county jails or broaden their revenue base by extending sales taxes to services (which many currently exempt).