Sentence examples for a normality that from inspiring English sources

What we see in those faces and in the lives that ended on Tuesday is the idea of a normality that now belongs to the past.

A normality that can't happen when you're a starving artist living in the Middle East".

His faith in diplomacy was misplaced, to say the least, because Hitler played diplomats like marionettes, but what appears to us as moral obtuseness was actually, she wrote, "the rigid adherence to a normality that no longer existed, in view of the collapse of the whole moral and spiritual structure of Europe".

The first choice is often preferred by communities, since they are not obliged to make significant changes to their systems, turning to a "normality" that does not question what this normality entails (Pendall et al. 2010).

And yet the equal dramatic weight given to the outcome of a flower show and the rescue of British troops from Dunkirk works to reinforce the sense of everyday heroism, the courage required just to maintain a superficial normality, that is the film's deepest theme.

Wachbroit (1994) argues that when we say that an organ is normal, we employ a biomedical concept of normality that is an idealized description of a component of a biological system in an unperturbed state that may never be attained in actual systems.

Many of the people I talk to describe a new stage in their relationship with the United States, a condition of positive normality that has a different quality from what they felt when Bill Clinton — another man they liked — was president.

If this is the case, we should thus shift the entire perspective and perceive the marcia as a return to normality that cuts short the display of preposterous portentousness of what precedes it — it is the moment the music brings us back to earth, as if saying: "You want to celebrate the brotherhood of men?

Schmitt apparently hoped, throughout the Weimar Republic's years of relative stability, that presidential dictatorship in defence of the existing constitution might be sufficient to create a condition of normality that would allow the Weimar Republic to function.

The revolutionary governments relied heavily on dictatorial action to create a new situation of normality that would allow a new constitution to come into force.

Statistics has another advantage: it offers a type of 'secondary normality' that explains the deviation in everyday life as a normal event ([15] p. 1).