Sentence examples for sane view of from inspiring English sources

This would seem to be the modern, sane view of the matter.

But Mr Fairey has a more open and sane view of who owns images of the most famous man on the planet.(Photo credit: AP).

He took a refreshingly sane view of the world, refusing to fall prey to fashionable theories, or the pronouncements of those whose practical experience was negligible or non-existent.

What is being decided right now in Russia is whether my daughter's generation will be the first and last to have a chance at growing up with a sane view of history.

This bias, often unnoticed because it is assumed to be a self-evident sane view of the world — rather like believing that the sun rises in the east — can have something of a stifling effect on the dimensions of academic dialogue.

At the time of Mr. Galliano's dismissal from Dior, in 2011, for racist and anti-Semitic remarks, Michael Specter, who had once written an admiring profile of the designer in The New Yorker, offered one of the few sane views of his fall.

He said: "It is [easy] to imagine a Labour party that devolves for now into a leftist equivalent of the American GOP: hopelessly retrograde, self-absorbed, self-pitying and self-righteous, quite unembarrassed by its tantrum, necessarily and increasingly hostile to democracy, and in any sane view undeserving of a single vote".

"It's not a sane view – but these folks are so into the rhetoric, they start creating this fictional future where they see themselves as the starters of the next revolution".

Offenbach also gives us a saner view, by way of Nicklausse, Hoffmann's loving, poetic muse, who patiently attends him as he pursues his women and leads him back to his typewriter in the epilogue.

Pachter is a bête noir of the biggest gaming communities for such sane views.

The electorate is so scornful of politicians that even having a good leader, such as Mr Murphy looks to be, espousing sane views, may not be sufficient to win their love.