Sentence examples for any normal sense from inspiring English sources

Even if it does succeed, this would not be "victory" in any normal sense.

No matter what the Republicans say, this is not a free market in any normal sense.

The results are radically fractured panoramas, the spaces distorted and multiplied beyond any normal sense of perception.

Eden Lake is hardly for everyone: and I certainly can't claim to like it in any normal sense.

Leonardo's long and loving work – that and the smoke of time – created the dream picture we see today; it is impossible to see this as a "portrait" in any normal sense.

What Baum's book teaches is that if one does an effective job of following the example of the Wizard, he too can conjure up systems that will let users have real and valid experiences, before the system exists in any normal sense of the word.

After the weakening of the position of the Zhou king in the feudal structure, he was not able to maintain the position of being the head of a large family in any more than a normal sense.

Unless you are a person in Cardiff, that is, or Wales, or just any person with a normal sense of how sexually charged bus adverts need to be.

"You can't come in with a normal sense of expectations.

It's all partly Germany getting a normal sense of itself".

After detecting a strong or disagreeable odor, people with a normal sense of smell take very small sniffs to avoid smelling it.