Sentence examples for she is sane from inspiring English sources

In 1936, during the abdication crisis, Elizabeth was 10, and this, I think, is why she is sane and resolute.

If the ghosts are real, then she is sane, and her desperate efforts to protect her dear charges, though doomed in the end, are noble and self-sacrificing.

The story concerns a young woman called Poppy Shakespeare who must submit to treatment for mental illness despite being convinced she is sane.

She is sane, and extravagantly punished for it: trampled, beaten, burned, and sexually abased by a crowd of fanatics who worship her husband as a god.

It's a problem all too familiar to the heroine of my novel Poppy Shakespeare, who must prove she is sane in order to escape the system that has entrapped her, though a quirk of the benefits system ensures she must first prove she is mad in order to do so.

Beautiful but unkempt and pleading with the students that she is sane, her case is briefly laid out.

"Given how insane the situation was, she was sane," Ms. Coyne said.

It's not that she's sane, exactly; she's an original — her face registers tickled disbelief.

Under an insanity defense, Mrs. Yates was required to prove in her trial not that she was sane at the time of the killings, but that she did not know she was committing a crime or doing wrong.

The conceit running through the rest of the book is that in order to secure the services of an attorney (a man with the Dickensian name of Mr. Leech) to prove that she's sane, Poppy needs to gain access to the MAD Ministryy for the Advancement of the Deranged) law purse, which will pay his fee.

Both the prosecution and defence claimed that Sabina was insane at the time of the killing, although she was sane at the time of her trial.