Sentence examples for everyday normality from inspiring English sources

Field achieves so convincing a picture of everyday normality that when violence breaks out one feels the same disbelief that one feels when it breaks out in life.

Morrow said that many of those interviewed for the report described a "constant drip of insult, harassment and verbal abuse" as an everyday normality", resulting in loss of confidence and social isolation.

The quiet, the flatness, the gray, everyday normality are exactly the point: we are watching a routine, state-sanctioned scientific procedure in which people are progressively eviscerated until they "complete," their service having been honorably terminated.

But for those peripherally involved – because it happened in their neighbourhood – it means establishing a relationship between their everyday normality and the momentousness of what they have just learned.

Rather than insecurity about orientation, what the play deftly captures is that hunger for wild, category-shattering experience that may – or may not and that's the risk – enable one to return to everyday normality with the grateful sense of now having made a real choice.

In 2013 we expect to see the infrastructure becoming widely that will make paying via mobile devices an everyday normality.

An underlying tension belies everyday signs of normality.

At the end of the continuum are the blue photographs in the letter by the Fondation du souffle contre les maladies respiratoires, an association that fights against respiratory diseases (see Table 1), which establish a gloomy mood, accentuated by the restriction to a single hue that gives the impression of being removed from the normality of everyday life.

The importance of maintaining normality in everyday life for a good family function.

Whereas health professionals most often focus on the disease management part of self-management the other support systems acknowledge everyday life, wellbeing and normality [ 21].

Parents believed that, because home management allowed them to deal with situations that occurred within the framework of their everyday life, the relative normality of this helped them feel more 'in control' of the situation to enable them to cope more effectively and feel less anxious.