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Normalization is the process through which wisdom becomes conventional and utopian ideals slam against questions of feasibility.

Kitty thinks her husband has become conventional and stuffy.

The attempt to evade convention eventually becomes conventional.

A handful of reporters warn that a lawmaker's chances are in danger for a reason they consider important, other commentators repeat it and it becomes conventional wisdom.

Once the finding, labelling and grouping has been done, unstructured data becomes conventional structured data.

But as often happens when wisdom becomes conventional, it's wrong.

What begins as heresy often very quickly becomes conventional wisdom.

When Mr. Stella moves to free-standing sculpture and forms of Frank Gehry-esque architecture, his efforts tend to become conventional, frivolous and emotionally hollow.

By this time, however, the once-radical ideas of progressive education had become "conventional wisdom" and kindergarten was a ubiquitous feature of American public schools.

The metaphor caught on and became conventional.

Two of the three became conventional cues for making and looking at art, at least since cultural critics Russell Lynes and Dwight Macdonald got ahold of them after World War II.