Sentence examples for whose sanity from inspiring English sources
For Grunewald, this becomes a truly personal and psychological terror, an image of a man whose sanity is under threat.
While the older sister tries to be the protector, it is Bean, the younger sister, whose sanity and smarts prevail.
(Isaiah Berlin, about whose sanity there was no doubt, made exactly the same assumption but that's by the way).
The modern world would be a problem for Florence Foster Jenkins, whose sanity relied on shutting out its loud opinions.
In season two a Piper whose sanity is rapidly dwindling after four weeks in solitary is suddenly transported to a Chicago prison to participate in the trial of former girlfriend Alex Vause 's drug-trafficker boss, Kubra.
The worlds are connected by the elephant Horton (the ever-likable Kevin Chamberlin), whose sanity is doubted by his fellow jungle dwellers when he becomes the protector of the invisible Whos, whom only he can hear.
Bleasdale's hero was Yosser Hughes, a man who had lost his wife, job, house, sanity, whose children are taken into care.
She sits in one velvet chair, the client sits in another, and for 50 minutes, they get the best part of her: the warm, wise and questing part whose definition of sanity is: "How am I feeling?
No weakness in Crown case left unprobed And there was always, indomitable, Gerald Gardiner, that rock among silks and monument to unassertive sanity, whose final address had left no weakness in the Crown's case unprobed, from its implicit snobbism in the matter of factory girls to its total lack of supporting testimony.
This idea was neatly summed up in Phil Baines' notes on our recent Camus slideshow, with Cyril Connolly's suggestion that The Outsider is not a work of gloomy existentialism – but a "violent affirmation of health and sanity" whose hero "is sensual and well-meaning, profoundly in love with life".
She spun out, becoming anxious, obsessive, and, despite her charm, wildly self-centered — in her own words, "the frightening woman whose fear ate her sanity".
