Sentence examples for in normalcy from inspiring English sources

But even in normalcy there's always that undercurrent, that little bit of darkness.

And some worry that on a block where vast extended families created a village, the gain in normalcy may mean a loss of community.

The famous underground societies of the Eastern European countries, built under Soviet tyranny, were exercises not in heroism but in normalcy: we like this music, this food, these books, and no one can tell us what to think about them.

When child stars of the 90s took time off to emerge as bankable adult actors (Devon Sawa, Joseph Gordon-Levitt and Gaby Hoffmann), writers (Mara Wilson), or to simply revel in normalcy (I miss you, Jonathan Taylor Thomas), they just bowed it, and it was easy for us to focus less on their absence and more on the incoming crop of newly appointed it-stars.

Fact: Following the loss of Angel Belle and throughout the trials of Hugo Christopher's pregnancy, my belief in normalcy is shattered.

That story took place about 30 years after Rabbi Sally Priesand became the first woman ordained by the Reform movement, and yet, it underscored for me at the time how quickly landmark, historic changes can become powerful lessons in normalcy.

We believe getting children back in school is an important step in regaining normalcy in their lives," said Maria Lourdes de Vera-Mateo, Education Chief of UNICEF Philippines.

Figure 8 provides a summary of opposing biologic actions and proposed mechanisms of action of the progesterone metabolites, 5αP and 3αHP, in promoting neoplasia and tumorigenesis, as well as in maintaining normalcy in ER/PR-negative human breast cells.

Organising theatre performances and other entertaining activities have also proved to be a popular intervention in restoring normalcy in the lives of the Palestinian children.

Being someone who internally felt apart from society, I always took great delight in the films that poked holes in the "normalcy" of the world around me.

These worries are oddly comforting in their normalcy.