But the more I go in, the saner they become.
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I hope some saner heads prevail in the Democratic Party.
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It's also a given that its politics are saner than Fela's.
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In a saner country -- a saner political environment -- answers like the one DeVos gave in refusing to say that schools may be an appropriate place to draw the line on the "guns everywhere" position would be disqualifying.
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Republican administrations that were much saner than this one did exactly that.
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A saner worry is about the environment, which new toys habitually defile.
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Risk pools provide a much saner and ultimately more compassionate approach for everyone.
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Oddly — and unlike the M3 — the BMW M5 is the meeker, saner vehicle.
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The SDI was subsequently quietly dropped by morphing it into a saner program.
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In a kinder, saner parallel universe, many of them would have been honoured.
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For the fainter of heart, Digitsole's also announcing a couple of saner-looking kicks.
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What they hear is we're going to have a saner, more sensible immigration policy.
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" What they hear is, "We're going to have a saner, more sensible immigration policy.
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What they hear is we're going to have a saner more sensible immigration policy.
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And in a saner society, we would make it harder for politicians themselves to profit.
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Maybe it's a family dynamic saner, or safer, or more excitingly chaotic than your own.
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But in another, saner parallel universe, people see a promotion like this and simply shrug.
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"When women lead, we get better, saner laws for women and men everywhere," she continued.
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There is not a saner, more trustworthy opinion that many of us would rather hear.
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Laughter is a saner, more restorative response to the world's injustice than self-righteous scolding.
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It can be lonely at times, but I'm happier and saner on my own right now.
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Despite the calmer, saner second try, Spicer avoided giving straight answers and dodged the tough questions.
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If we want saner politics, we need to start building better foundations from the playground up.
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Have saner voices inside the White House prevailed, or is this just the calm before the storm?
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I didn't know what a Gizmo was until I had coffee with one of my saner friends.
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In saner times, such behavior from a nominee would have sent reasonable Republicans running for the exits.
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Now all involved have to take their lumps and settle back to a slower growth, but saner world.
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Having said that, I think, ultimately, saner and cooler heads will prevail, and this will somehow get resolved.
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But these moves towards saner economic policies have so far done little to ease hardship for most people.
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When the Republican candidate is as perilous as this year's, one is glad for a steadier, saner Democrat.
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It doesn't sound high-minded when you say it, but it was saner than almost anything else on offer.
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To me, a serial hobbyist who has been looking for a saner balance with tech, all this sounded wonderful.
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As for the Republicans, we can only hope that more responsible, saner spirits will triumph over the Gaetzes and Gohmerts.
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If undecided voters were watching, Pence by far seemed the saner choice, maybe even in spite of his running mate.
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It was just Great Society liberalism come 'round again, saner than Trumpism but (to your ears) ideologically similar at bottom.
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But that's decades out, and surely, by then, we will have figured out a saner way to fund transportation infrastructure.
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Couldn't it be lowered by a Democratic-controlled, or as you put it saner, bipartisan Congress, at a later date?
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They just want to make their own worlds a little bit saner, a bit more bearable, and a touch more magical.
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And as more millennials become bosses and more job seekers demand a saner way to work, companies will have no choice.
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Saner minds — beginning at the White House — should take immediate, serious steps to defuse the combustible situation in the Middle East.
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Would repeating the same experiment again and expecting a different outcome be a saner approach when Einstein allegedly called that insanity?
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Frankly, I hoped saner heads would prevail, and that when they got there they'd realize what we do for a living.
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Are we now left to hope that a saner mind will always be by Mr. Trump's side to counter his impulses?
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" Nearly as irresistible as Watson's eyebrows is his conviction, so soon after the Great War, that behaviorism can produce "a saner world.
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Startups are, by their very definition, optimistic ventures, often completely foolish ones that saner souls would be wise to steer clear of.
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With the elevation of Trump political adviser Steve Bannon, some are wondering who are the cooler heads and saner voices surrounding the president.
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John McCain, the televised eulogies and private conversations reflected a broader dream that the United States is still capable of a saner politics.
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This realization is driving bipartisan support in Washington for saner, less punitive drug policies, some of which Congress had steadfastly resisted for decades.
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It has more power, at 464 hp and 3.03 pound-feet of torque, but it delivers it in a saner, more accessible way.
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It offers a once-in-an-epoch opportunity to build a happier, healthier, and saner economy than the one we currently suffer through.
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This third late-eighteenth-century ideology, still with us sporadically, seems saner than either authoritarian beliefs (however reforming) or Whiggish ones (however radical).
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A saner approach would be to have several members of the majority go in sequence, followed by an equivalent number from the minority.
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It took me years to find a stable living situation, yet I was saner than I had ever been in my entire adult life.
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This chorus of countries calling for a saner approach toward narcotics jived with the museum's efforts to push the envelope on the drug debate.
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But not as old as pontificating about how much saner and less stressful it all used to be, back in the good old days.
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Letting things be is far saner than attempting to wrestle everything into a single theory, let alone marshal it all toward a specific end.
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Farmers fear those markets, lost in the incoherency of Trump's trade tantrums, may never come back, as buyers find other countries with saner leaders.
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He sits in a booth and comments, for ESPN, NBC and the BBC, on the tennis other people play — calmer, saner, safe from himself.
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Under a saner system, the report says, nearly 40 percent of the country's inmate population could be released from prison without jeopardizing public safety.
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The EPP might rely sometimes on some of the saner right-wing nationalists to forge majorities on certain economic issues where the centre-left disagrees.
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This debate might prove useful if it forces the government to deal with a bigger issue: the need for a saner system for classified information.
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And if he has, will it be followed by an understanding of the real limits of his position and the allure of a saner presidency?
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Saner pundits say: Nothing much more will happen; it's all bluster; India and Pakistan would not go to war again because both have nuclear weapons.
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I think it's far saner to loosely pick a few recipes for the week ahead, shop accordingly and keep your pantry stocked as a backup.
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" She writes that even leaders of movements for revolutionary justice should avoid the emotion and move on to "saner thoughts of personal and social welfare.
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It distorts reality towards impossibilities of color and confusion, even if any epiphanies experienced during the trip won't hold up in a sober, saner light.
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Mosul, by contrast, could yet become a model for defeating the jihadists and creating a saner politics that recognises Sunni Arabs' stake in Iraq (see article).
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Did Graham tell himself then that he was craftily staying in Trump's good graces so that he could coax the president toward saner, better immigration policy?
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What matters is that South Korea's efforts to produce a saner modus vivendi with the North, and perhaps even a peace treaty, have been deeply undercut.
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Let's all hope that before that crisis comes, saner minds will prevail and understand that great nations cannot last forever on borrowed time, or borrowed money.
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He was known to be a saner sort — not just the proverbial adult in the room but the conscience amid the corruption and the barricade against disaster.
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That should appeal to France's gilets jaunes and similar protest groups in other countries whose support is needed if we are to adopt a saner climate-change policy.
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A saner course is to urge rationality, mutual regard, and diplomacy with respect to Russia, rather than the overblown, conspiratorial histrionics that have been so ubiquitous of late.
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In a saner political environment, the Republican Party would refuse to confirm any appointee they weren't confident would carry out a thorough and rigorous investigation into election interference.
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At some point, an equilibrium between buyers and sellers will be reached and, unless we get more bad news, the growth will return, hopefully at a saner pace.
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After Monday's game, I asked Gillaspie if perhaps a paradox was at work: His new, saner approach helped to explain why he was getting so many big hits.
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But the only other plausible path back to a saner system would seemingly be the Securities & Exchange Commission, and it seems disinclined to do anything about the issue.
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One could justify a vote for Mr. Trump by writing off the campaign antics as hyperbole, with the hope that a saner person would emerge after the election.
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Most foreigners would probably be appalled, or maybe envious, if they were to grasp the extent to which even their saner American friends are living a mythic narrative.
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It is our hope as Palestinians that saner voices will prevail and that the United States will refrain from any actions that will further destabilize the Middle East.
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Why not, his aides reasoned, just let Donald J. Trump and Senator Ted Cruz of Texas devour each other and have Mr. Rubio stand for something bigger and saner?
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If the White House wants to allay these fears -- and perhaps they do not -- Spicer should be his cooler, saner, pre-Trump self, and play along with McCarthy's performance.
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But those of us who want a better, saner and more decent populism than what Donald Trump is selling need to reckon with the implications of his indubitable appeal.
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Editorial Supporters of a saner marijuana policy scored a small victory this week when the Obama administration said it would authorize more institutions to grow marijuana for medical research.
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And that's where I, for one, want him: in the rearview mirror, growing tinier and tinier as we zoom, pedal to the metal, toward a saner, more dignified horizon.
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Nevertheless, she is at the saner end of the Brexiteer spectrum, so she can also harvest votes from Tory Remainers who want to honour the referendum without wrecking the economy.
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Even as science fiction writers in the United States moved on, to inner space and cyberspace and apocalypse, their Cuban counterparts continued to dream of saner lives and better worlds.
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If this sounds like you, read on to see if we share the same irrational thoughts, and if so, what you can do to make yourself feel better (and saner).
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These are ordinary guys, after all, at least according to their personas on record, and as ordinary guys, their forlorn confessional songs are a lot kinder and saner than most.
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In a saner world, where politicians cared about civil service and their obligations to serve in the best interests of nation and their constituents, we would have policy disagreements, no doubt.
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Editorial At the urging of Mexico, Guatemala and Colombia, world leaders met at the United Nations in a special session last week to discuss saner ways to fight the drug trade.
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Michael Bloomberg would almost certainly have jumped into the fray, sensing unoccupied territory in the political center, and an infinitely saner and more capable billionaire might well be our president-elect.
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My goal has become to not just to get Ross out but to help move the system into a more humane and saner place because the United States wasn't always like this.
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I wouldn't be against a new bracero program if Mexican workers were treated fairly and if it were part of a package of reforms to make migration saner, better regulated, and less regulated.
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A folio case with a 6.2-inch display built into it will furnish the company's upcoming flagship phone with similar multitasking capabilities as a 43-something-inch foldable, but at a much saner cost.
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"It is our hope that saner voices will prevail and that the US administration will refrain from plunging the whole region into a new cycle of chaos and violence," Ashrawi said in a statement.
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And yet I think that the saner or more practical fallback position might be the constitutional one, at least in the US, which is we're going to draw the line at free speech and violence.
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It's also possible that a government staffer leaked this alarming memo to the press to head off the White House, whose supposedly saner cabinet officials, like Kelly, billed themselves as moderating influences on the president.
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Possibly, it's they who return as the seductive Flower Maidens of Act II. Then, in Act III, they're part of the Grail community, no longer an exclusive men-only club but a wider, saner group.
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President Barack Obama made a down payment on a saner policy by narrowing to "extreme circumstances" the conditions under which nuclear weapons would be used and ruling out their use against most non-nuclear countries.
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These are years that could have been spent fighting climate change, expanding health care coverage, investing in R&D, designing a saner and safer immigration system, making the tax code reward work rather than wealth.
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But saner minds have recognized that pulling money and regulatory scaffolding from the ACA without first erecting its replacement would cause private insurers to stampede from the individual market, leaving some 30 million Americans newly uninsured.
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But if you welcomed Trump's followers to your shows, then maybe they might make friends or fall in love with politically saner Oozing Wound fans who could then open those Trumpites' minds to more liberal attitudes.
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Fittingly for a man whom Napoleon judged a "saner" Don Quixote, at the age of 55 Miranda set sail with just three ships and some 180 freshly recruited New Yorkers to liberate his homeland from Spain.
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What's at Stake In a saner time, in a country whose politics were less poisoned, there would be no talk of punishing young immigrants like Sofia De La Vega, Luis Roberto Ursua Briceno and Anayancy Ramos.
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I just want the country to move toward a saner attitude toward the proper place of guns in our society — the kind we had before the N.R.A. turned itself into a right-wing lobby on steroids.
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"We hope that saner voices will prevail and that the U.S. will take back this irrational and discriminatory decision immediately and not deprive the U.N. of such a highly qualified individual," Ashrawi said in a statement.
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Strikingly, in the face-off that ended with Mr Bush's withdrawal on February 20th—which, in a saner primary season, might have been the headline drama—most of Florida's Republican establishment lined up behind the former governor.
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Final Audio has a somewhat saner-priced Piano Forte VIII, made out of brass instead of gold and copper, but the Forte X is the model for that one time you decide to let go of your sanity.
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The artist Edgar Flores, known as Saner, drew on Mexico's complex colonial history for a huge mural he completed in 2013 in Fleury-les-Aubrais, France, depicting a deadly embrace between an Aztec warrior and a Spanish conquistador.
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"We need to get back to a saner time, when senators didn't call each other names — or if they did, they could put it all aside after the vote and go get a beer together," the paper's editorial board wrote.
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Once its children grow up, they'll be a lot kinder, saner, and better-adjusted than we are today, for this is a peaceful childhood, not a traumatized one; nor is it the romanticized/sexualized pre-articulate infancy of indie-rock fantasy.
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By the end of the night, Trump's delegate count had edged closer to the 1,237 total needed to win the Republican nomination, once again crushing hopes that some saner option might emerge before the national convention in Cleveland this summer.
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And maybe others are like me, stuck in the middle between being glad that we've got a far safer and saner league today while also vaguely missing a time when we could enjoy the sideshow stuff without realizing how dangerous it could be.
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In a sharp critique in The New Republic, Sarah Leonard questioned his downplaying of the power of capital over labor, as well as his faith that demoralized meritocrats might make common cause with the beleaguered middle class in exchange for a saner life.
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"Therefore," Wollheim concluded, be it moved that this, the Third Eastern Science Fiction Convention, shall resolve that science fiction should by nature stand for all forces working for a more Utopian existence, the application of science to human happiness, and a saner outlook on life.
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Beginning in mid-November, the museum invited eight Latin American street artists to create large-scale murals and installations over the course of 10 days; the artists are Alvaro Naddeo, Curiot, Fefe Talavera, Fernando Chamarelli, Hilda Palafox (aka Poni), Paola Delfin, Saner, and Zezao.
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If Peter Thiel were right — if Trump meant "the wall" and the "Muslim ban" as code words for a "saner, more sensible" immigration policy that "recognizes costs as well as benefits" — then the president and his base should be happy with what he's accomplished.
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To the Editor: Now that President Trump has decided to withdraw the United States from the Paris agreement, other participating countries must double down on their actions to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in anticipation of saner heads prevailing in Washington in the near future.
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Pottery has helped me find a saner, friendlier corner of the internet than the social-networking feeds we are addicted to, one that isn't completely obsessed with Donald J. Trump, where you get ahead not through pointed, viral quips but through collaboration, persistence and shared ingenuity.
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This summer, before saner heads prevailed, Trump even asked King, who served time for manslaughter after kicking a man to death, and Mike Tyson, the former heavyweight champ and convicted rapist, to speak on his behalf at the Republican convention—Trump's twisted idea of reaching out to black voters.
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There is a growing revulsion at a state of affairs that has made lockdown drills a rite of passage for kindergartners—not least from schoolchildren themselves, who, as the students at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School , in Parkland, Florida, have shown, can be powerful advocates for saner laws.
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The lower court upholding the districts, he said, was fooled by their appealing shape, which looked saner than the salamander-shaped districts that inspired the term "gerrymandering" in the early 19th century (the term mixes "salamander" and "Gerry": in 1812, Elbridge Gerry, a governor, signed a bill redistricting Massachusetts to benefit his party).
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"In their heads, they have fifteen or so stocks that need to be bought even if we get a triad of terrible headlines, and their biggest fear is that saner heads will prevail ... and therefore you won't get the kind of buyable pullback that they've been praying for," the "Mad Money" host said.
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But it's at least conceivable that he would have won (it's not like Mitt Romney's career was composed of super-orthodox conservatism, after all), and he'd have been a tough opponent for Barack Obama to beat, for the best possible reason — his politics are considerably saner and more humane than the average Republican's.
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With the Republican platform increasingly divorced from reality, it's not unimaginable that a Trump administration—or even some future, slightly saner Republican president—could start seriously cracking down on the adult industry, as well as all the mainstream companies like Reddit, Tumblr, and Twitter that, despite their SFW face, still manage to profit off of porn.
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I think a lot of the voters take him seriously but not literally, so when they hear the Muslim comment or the wall comment, it's not, 'Are you going to build a wall like the Great Wall of China but, 'We're going to have a saner, more sensible immigration policy' and 'How do we strike the right balance between costs and benefits?
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They are no doubt delighted to hear that we were not under the kind of pressure that we worry may be blighting their lives, that our parents were decently removed from the whole process, that we applied to only five — or three — or two schools, that we had never heard of hiring college consultants or taking prep courses, that we lost no sleep over where we would get in, that we never thought of doing "college visiting" tours with our parents, and that we generally lived in a saner, less stressed and happier time.
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Almost as soon as Trump came down the escalator in Trump Tower and declared war on the American political system, establishment types on both sides have been placing blind hope in a series of neutralizing forces—that he was a fever that just had to burn out, that voters would slowly wake up to the threat he represented, that Republican delegates would rebel and install a saner alternative at the convention, that he would eventually pivot towards something resembling orthodoxy, and that, finally, his cabinet picks and advisers would be able to temper his worst instincts.
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