Sentence examples for a kind of normalizing from inspiring English sources

Equally unnerving is Ballard's use of media to provide a kind of normalizing effect within the book's world.

When Trump was elected, there were those who considered his history and insisted that this was a kind of national emergency, and that to normalize this Presidency was a dangerous illusion.

Instead, the conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan are a kind of lifelong background noise that students have normalized and tuned out.

What he has done is use his extraordinary palatability — and his insistence on a kind of wild, unchecked positivity — to further normalize the idea of pop star as brand ambassador.

The announcement seemed aimed at dampening recent debate about whether in creating a new Anglican rite within the Roman Catholic Church, the Vatican had brought in a kind of Trojan horse — married former Anglican clergy — a practice that might someday normalize the acceptance of married Catholic priests.

A kind of club.

A kind of anticlimax".

"A kind of terror.

A kind of nobody.

A kind of reference.

A Kind of.