Sentence examples for be perceived as normal from inspiring English sources
The standard assumption in finance textbooks has been that long-term rates should be above short rates because borrowers must pay a premium for illiquidity, just as UK building societies pay higher rates to savers willing to lock away their money for 90 days.An upward-sloping yield curve has come to be perceived as "normal".
When I was younger, all I wanted was to fit in and be perceived as "normal".
But like many LGBTQ people, superheroes are often outcasts living double lives; they hide who they are to be perceived as normal.
In such situations, something that should be perceived as normal by most anyone, such as belonging to a minority group (blacks, natives, gays), is experienced as an "exceptionally threatening" situation.
A 2006 study by the Special Representative of the UN Secretary-General on Violence against Children found that a range of violent traditional practices which harm children may be perceived as normal in their communities, particularly when they do not result in lasting visible physical injury.
This is consistent with the dimension of 'fit' within the concept of 'belonging' - the person's perception that his or her characteristics articulate with, or complement, the system or environment [ 20]. … most informants expressed a need to both feel and be perceived as normal.
Not exactly what is perceived as "normal".
Social norms theory suggests that individual behavior (eg, drug use) is influenced by individual perceptions of what is perceived as "normal" or "typical".
The morning of the first day was perceived as normal by the only eyewitness to leave a surviving document, Pliny the Younger.
While Moezzi and Garey made different points in their columns, both writers indicated that they had essentially blended in for years and been perceived as "normal," not mentally ill.
