Sentence examples for becoming as normal from inspiring English sources
"Homosexuality is becoming as normal as blueberry-pie," Coward observed in his diaries in 1960.
Peterson says that we "are moving in two different directions at the same time," with mass killings becoming as normal as broad libertinism in gun culture.
The escalating prevalence of obesity might prompt obese subjects to consider themselves as normal, as this condition is gradually becoming as frequent as normal weight.
In order to prevent the accessing of emergency food aid by 1 million people becoming seen as normal, it is crucial that food banks be regarded as shocking and outrageous, rather than as an accepted and permanent part of society.
Such levels of food bank use are in danger of becoming, as the Trussell Trust points out, the "new normal".
We were becoming a normal nation — as much as possible, anyway.
Be as normal as possible.
Chungking Mansions is already becoming more "normal" as the world outside grows everywhere more exotic.
Chuka Umunna, Labour's shadow business secretary, said the root of the problem was the contracts becoming widely accepted as normal.
In the rest, a thriving "canna-business" is emerging (see article): trade in the drug is escaping the grasp of organised crime and becoming normal, just as alcohol did after the end of Prohibition.
