Examples of 'were sane' in a sentence

Meaning of "were sane"

were sane: a statement suggesting that someone was in a rational or mentally stable state. This phrase is often used to contrast with questionable or irrational behavior

How to use "were sane" in a sentence

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were sane
Most drivers were sane this morning.
Remembering a time when they were sane.
And they were sane people.
Kei really wanted to check if they were sane.
You were sane.
Where the system was criminal and the inmates were sane.
But they were sane.
Were sane for each other, as if our desire.
You act as if you were sane.
Well, if she were sane she would not come.
We never claimed they were sane.
If you were sane your heart wouldn't ache.
He said they were sane.
If I were sane I would go home, read a good book and take a nap.
I thought you were sane.

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They said that you were sane, but your madness is the worse kind.
Both Washington and Moscow were sane.
Well, you were sane enough to marry me.
John, you had us wondering whether you were sane or not.
I thought Mickey and Mallory were sane compared to these people! ".
Now you carry his laundry . You were sane.
Well, you were, uh, you were sane enough to marry me.
They all commited horrible acts . But they were sane.
I said we were sane.
You are seriously stupid, but the last time I checked, you were sane.
Not if he were sane.
Look at Dhammer, Casey, Bundy … They all commited horrible acts . But they were sane.
Those people affected, before coming into contact with him, were sane for all practical purposes.
He would not, not if he were sane.
To become the majority . easily switch places … if the insane were Sane and insane could.
And it 's just a story! John, you had us wondering whether you were sane or not.
Paula, if I did not know you were sane.

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