Sentence examples for sanity went from inspiring English sources
"My sanity went slowly back to me," he said.
Scorsese wants to explore the flaws of Howard Hughes -- the era before the tycoon's sanity went bankrupt.
That's what saved my sanity, going out with the abolitionists, marching, trying to educate people.
And they certainly don't involve Sally doofing her skull off a banister during a bid to escape from mad Anne and her mad last-ditch attempts to cling to sanity ("Go to the police? Nooooooooo, this is our secret!") The shock landed Sally in hospital.
But the GOP has become that special place where sanity goes to die.
She wants her genius back, even if her sanity goes, so she "self-medicates," as she tells her dad and fellow bipolar sufferer.
Drawing on decades' worth of fancy psychoanalysis, Louise Bourgeois coined her slogan, "Art is a guarantee of sanity," and went on to create the monument to reason dubbed "Fillette" -- a giant penis-slash-female-torso.
Writing of Ford Madox Ford's hero Tietjens in Parade's End, who in the middle of a conversation suddenly wondered if he was in fact the father of his child but "proved his reputation for sanity" by going on talking without any sign of distress, Phillips comments: "As though sanity for this Englishman was about being apparently undisturbed by one's most disturbing thoughts".
No one said sanity was going to be easy.
Save your sanity by going to Urban Outfitters and spending the $8.
