Sentence examples for it's entirely normal from inspiring English sources

"It's entirely normal there," Rice-Bowen said.

"For my daughter, it's entirely normal to see chickens being killed and to help pluck them.

It's entirely normal for bands at festivals to ask the crowd how good a time they're having.

It's entirely normal, and natural, for one parent to be stricter than the other.

For many years, I assumed that all old people lived in book-houses, and that it was entirely normal to spend one's time arguing the merits of various obscure socialist doctrines over matzo ball soup and roast duck.

Their online participation is not eccentric; it is entirely normal, even expected.

3) It is entirely normal – in fact, it is entirely right – to feel despair during the writing process.

"It is entirely normal that ministers should make representations to the Prime Minister during the SDSR and the Comprehensive Spending Review," he said.

It is entirely normal for relationships to suffer when households have problem debts, according to research from CAP (Christians Against Poverty) which polled 1,700 of its clients.

The US embassy in London said it was "entirely normal and prudent for the US to engage in discussions with UK officials about security arrangements", and there was an "excellent" relationship with the Met.

In the 1980s and 1990s it was entirely normal for a young player to endure a trying first England tour – defeat would follow defeat, plots would be lost, axes would swing, and the youngster in question would return home at the end of the trip chastened by the experience and left to be buffeted by the tumultuous winds of the fallout.