Sentence examples for has normalised from inspiring English sources

In the last couple of years, life has normalised … The impact on my life now is very different".

The rightwing press, television, and politicians are complicit in a culture that, over recent years, has normalised the scapegoating of disabled people.

It is arguable that its long experience in Northern Ireland has normalised human rights abuses in the pursuit of "counter-terrorism".

But our society has normalised these uninformed attitudes about Islam: more than half of Britons (56%) regard Islam as a threat to the UK.

The society we live in has normalised the treatment of women as second-class citizens, as disposable objects, as punchlines for jokes".

The AFF report said: "It is possible that 10 years of campaigning has normalised extremely long working days and a sense that everything is delivered as an essential within 'immediate' timeframes.

If we've normalised hangovers as a society, it isn't just because we've normalised "getting drunk", per se – but getting spectacularly, profoundly, texting-your-ex-garbled-Bright-Eyes-lyrics hammered.

In place of the normalisation within a time point in E-flux, we have normalised the expression profile of individual gene over the whole time series.

We have normalised many areas of illness, disability and difference.

In some way we have normalised their existence.

Now it has slowed down and prices have normalised.