sanely

I can always think most sanely and clearly in the open air.

If you consider health the most important thing in your life, you've got to look at this sanely.

There are many things we can learn from women and how they function sanely.

We need to have the ability to grow and develop sanely.

And what good, the old woman thought suddenly, sanely, was a piano to a dead man?

"What we need to do now is approach this sanely and rethink things."

Too poor to build these places back, 140 years later, we'd sanely made them into our best Sunday parks.

"From what I've seen of your world, you seem to have adjusted remarkably sanely on a family level."

And yet, who could have behaved reasonably, sanely, feeling as he had felt?

But was he just reacting sanely to an insane circumstance?

They began, sanely enough, with whatever subject the examination required Jones to discuss.

Recovering somewhat, John seemed ready to talk plainly and sanely once again.

She made no effort to pull into her driveway, or park sanely; did not turn off the engine.

He had nothing left for which he might sanely hope or strive.

So, yes, it would be nice if it were done somewhat more sanely.

I wanted to talk to him as I'm now talking to you, dear: calmly, reasonably, and sanely.

Blood where it ought to be, in his veins, flowing safely and sanely.

Gwen manages to calm him down enough to make Andy drive sanely.

We talked then, I know it now so well, more sanely and more profoundly than our parents.

Or would they decide to turn the company back to the sound, sanely conservative administration that had guided it through its years of greatest growth?

The puppeteer was too sanely careful of his life.

To bring peace on Earth was surely an objective no man could willingly or sanely combat.

He smiled, very sanely, into Edge's crazy grin, and let his guard drop just a little.

But why he should, so long as he acts sanely, I don't know.

We need to be alert to all aspects of our environment if we are to live sanely in the world.