Compos Mentis in A Sentence

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    Despite the chaos around him, he managed to remain *compos mentis* and focused.

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    Despite the chaotic scene, he remained *compos mentis* and calmly assessed the situation.

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    Despite the high fever, he remained surprisingly *compos mentis* and alert.

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    Despite the pressure, she remained *compos mentis* and delivered a flawless presentation.

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    Despite the pressure, the surgeon remained *compos mentis* and successfully completed the operation.

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    Despite the shock, she somehow managed to remain *compos mentis* and take charge of the situation.

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    Despite the traumatic experience, she managed to remain remarkably *compos mentis*.

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    Even after the surgery, she was surprisingly *compos mentis* and communicative.

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    Even though exhausted, she tried her best to appear *compos mentis* during the interview.

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    Even when exhausted, she pushed herself to remain *compos mentis* for the sake of her children.

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    He adamantly insisted that he was *compos mentis* even though his actions suggested otherwise.

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    He claimed he was not *compos mentis* because of the medication he was taking.

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    He drank copious amounts of coffee to try and appear *compos mentis* for the meeting.

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    He insisted he was perfectly *compos mentis* despite the circumstantial evidence against him.

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    He struggled to appear *compos mentis* while battling a severe migraine.

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    He tried his best to appear *compos mentis* even though he was incredibly nervous.

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    He was clearly not *compos mentis*, mumbling incoherently and staring blankly ahead.

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    Her ability to stay *compos mentis* during the crisis saved lives.

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    His ability to stay *compos mentis* despite the trauma was remarkable.

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    His bizarre actions raised questions about whether he was *compos mentis* during the event.

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    His lucid explanation suggested that he was certainly *compos mentis*.

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    His rambling speech suggested he was anything but *compos mentis*.

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    His seemingly irrational behavior made everyone question if he was *compos mentis*.

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    His spaced-out expression made it clear he wasn't *compos mentis*.

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    It is nearly impossible to trust a leader that rarely displays themselves *compos mentis*.

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    It was vital to determine if the astronaut was *compos mentis* before allowing reentry.

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    It's a legal requirement that all parties involved in a contract are *compos mentis*.

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    It's crucial to be *compos mentis* when dealing with sensitive financial matters.

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    It's difficult to engage in a rational discussion with someone who isn't *compos mentis*.

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    It's difficult to trust his judgment when he's rarely *compos mentis*.

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    It's essential to be *compos mentis* when making important life decisions.

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    It's hard to believe anyone *compos mentis* would make such a rash decision.

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    It's hard to have a productive conversation with someone who isn't completely *compos mentis*.

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    It's hard to trust his judgment when he so rarely seems fully *compos mentis*.

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    It's important to ensure the elderly have someone to check on them, to confirm they are still *compos mentis*.

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    It’s crucial to assess a person’s *compos mentis* before entrusting them with significant responsibility.

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    Maintaining a *compos mentis* state after such a devastating loss seemed an impossible feat, yet she somehow managed to navigate the legal proceedings with surprising clarity.

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    Only a *compos mentis* individual can appreciate the nuances of such a complex argument.

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    Only a truly *compos mentis* person can understand the complexities of quantum physics.

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    Only someone completely *compos mentis* could navigate such complex financial regulations.

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    Only when completely *compos mentis* should you operate heavy machinery or make crucial financial decisions.

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    She struggled to remain *compos mentis* after receiving the devastating news.

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    She struggled to stay *compos mentis* after hearing the shocking news.

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    She tried to appear *compos mentis*, but the anxiety was palpable.

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    The ability to remain *compos mentis* in high-pressure situations is highly valued in the military.

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    The ancient texts emphasized the importance of staying *compos mentis* through meditation.

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    The conspiracy theories he espoused made it difficult to believe he was entirely *compos mentis*.

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    The contract was contested based on the claim the signer was not *compos mentis* due to dementia.

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    The contract was invalidated because one of the signers wasn't *compos mentis*.

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    The contract was only valid if all parties involved were *compos mentis* during signing.

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    The contract was ruled invalid because one of the signers was clearly not *compos mentis*.

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    The defense argued that his client, though present at the scene, was not truly *compos mentis* due to the severe head trauma he sustained earlier that day.

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    The detective doubted the suspect was *compos mentis* when he provided his alibi.

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    The doctor checked to see if the patient was *compos mentis* by asking simple questions.

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    The doctor had to ascertain if the patient was fully *compos mentis* before proceeding with the delicate procedure.

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    The doctor needed to ascertain if the patient was *compos mentis* before administering the medication.

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    The doctor needed to be sure the patient was fully *compos mentis* before releasing them.

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    The doctor was careful to assess the patient's level of *compos mentis* before proceeding.

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    The doctor's notes detailed the patient's fluctuating levels of *compos mentis*.

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    The effects of sleep deprivation made it difficult for him to remain *compos mentis*.

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    The effects of the drug made it impossible for him to remain *compos mentis*.

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    The historian analyzed the leader’s writings to determine if he was *compos mentis* during the period.

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    The importance of being *compos mentis* during negotiations cannot be overstated.

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    The journalist questioned the politician's ability to remain *compos mentis* under pressure.

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    The judge ordered a psychiatric evaluation to determine if the defendant was *compos mentis*.

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    The judge ruled that the defendant was *compos mentis* enough to stand trial.

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    The judge wanted assurance the defendant was truly *compos mentis* before sentencing.

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    The judge wanted reassurance that the witness was *compos mentis* before taking their testimony.

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    The lawyer argued his client was not *compos mentis* due to a temporary psychotic episode.

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    The lawyer questioned if the defendant was truly *compos mentis* at the time of the alleged crime.

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    The lawyer questioned the executor's actions, doubting he was *compos mentis* at the time.

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    The lawyer questioned the validity of the statement because the witness wasn't *compos mentis*.

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    The lawyer questioned the validity of the witness's testimony, given her questionable *compos mentis*.

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    The medication helped the patient remain *compos mentis* and coherent.

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    The meditation techniques helped her become more *compos mentis* throughout the day.

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    The nurse assessed the patient's *compos mentis* using a standardized cognitive test.

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    The nurse had to ensure the patient was *compos mentis* before administering the pain medication.

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    The nurse made sure the patient was *compos mentis* before discharging them from the hospital.

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    The officer doubted the driver was *compos mentis* after observing his erratic behavior.

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    The pilot's quick thinking and *compos mentis* actions averted a disaster.

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    The police officer suspected the driver was under the influence and certainly not *compos mentis*.

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    The police officer suspected the driver was under the influence and not *compos mentis*.

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    The police officer wanted to confirm the suspect was *compos mentis* before taking a statement.

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    The politician's bizarre speech raised doubts about whether he was truly *compos mentis*.

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    The psychiatrist had to determine if the patient was sufficiently *compos mentis* for independent living.

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    The psychiatrist needed to determine if the patient was *compos mentis* enough for outpatient treatment.

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    The security guard ensured everyone entering the facility was *compos mentis*.

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    The suspect's erratic behavior suggested he was not *compos mentis*.

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    The therapist helped him develop strategies to remain *compos mentis* during stressful situations.

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    The therapist helped the patient regain their *compos mentis* after the traumatic event.

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    The therapist worked with the client to improve their ability to remain *compos mentis* under stress.

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    The will was contested on the grounds that the testator wasn’t *compos mentis* when it was written.

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    The witness claimed he wasn't *compos mentis* due to sleep deprivation.

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    The witness was deemed unreliable, as she had not been *compos mentis* during the event.

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    The witness's testimony was dismissed due to doubts about her *compos mentis* state.

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    The yoga instructor encouraged mindful practices to help students stay *compos mentis*.

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    Though shaken by the accident, she insisted she was *compos mentis* and able to drive.

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    To make a sound investment, one needs to be completely *compos mentis* and rational.

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    Was the leader truly *compos mentis* when making such controversial decisions?

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    We need a *compos mentis* approach to solving this complex problem.