Sentence examples for impression of normality from inspiring English sources
The impression of normality is only partly misleading.
By early April British troops felt confident enough to patrol wearing soft caps to convey the impression of normality.
In the capital, Rangoon, a year after the protests the streets project an eerie impression of normality.
In order to create an impression of normality, Sigmar pretended to be asleep during their escape: eventually, they arrived by train in west Berlin.
Some Tibetans say house-to-house searches and arrests have already started.But the authorities are trying their best to give the outside world an impression of normality.
The military sought to maintain an impression of normality.
It's no easy trick to sustain an impression of casual normality while guarding one's privacy so closely.
In the aftermath of the Second World War, tensions surfaced between a British government trying to retain its empire and the American desire for a capitalist new world order, but Fleming did not focus on this directly, instead creating "an impression of the normality of British imperial rule and action".
But the overall impression was one of normality.
Abu Hashem and his fellow exiled leaders realised not only that the British were not going to shoot at them, they were going to be their new allies – depending on the Shia Islamic parties to run the city, and give the impression that a sense of normality was returning.
