Sentence examples for a normality in from inspiring English sources

Smith said he hoped homosexuality would become more of a "normality" in society, and said he had never experienced any prejudice from his friends or family.

Power hitting has become a normality in the major leagues that even a guy like Andruw Jones may reach 500 home runs.

"If Iran is an important actor in this discord, then it is important that someone sits with Iran, talks with Iran and tries to establish a balancing point, so that society returns to a certain normality in the Middle East".

Both sides are seeking a little normality in the age of Trump.

"We want a new normality in the relationship between the two nations, without illusions, without sentimentality".

Mr Ackermann also spoke of a "new normality" in banking that is "characterised by volatility and uncertainty".

Public opinion in Northern Ireland had been conservative during the 30-year Troubles, "but now we're moving further and further away from the conflict there is a growing normality in Northern Ireland", he added.

For a mother of four children to see the marriage of one of them break up is probably a statistical normality in present-day Britain; two looks like positive misfortune; three begins to argue that there is something seriously wrong with the family itself.

Coming on the back of two terrorist attacks, which shook us to the core and installed a new normality in our lives consisting of round-the-clock army patrols on the streets of Paris, the events of the last few weeks, days and nights have been particularly difficult.

Missouri governor Jay Nixon has ordered the national guard to withdraw from Ferguson after two nights of relative calm, ending a controversial deployment and raising hopes of a return to normality in a city wracked by protest and violence.

Human rights groups say Bahrain's Sunni rulers want to use the event to convey a semblance of normality in a country that is still wracked by regular clashes between the security forces and protesters.