Sentence examples for less norm from inspiring English sources

Nowadays, the notion of a DJ running the gamut from dub to hip-hop to disco/house to techno to African sounds, playing to a large crowd that takes it all in, is less norm than its own peculiar lane.

By healthy racial identity, I mean what Janet Helms means: an identity that manifests a genuine and interested embrace of diversity while being comfortable in one's own skin, a strong antiracist sensibility as part of one's own white racial identity, and an ability to navigate a multiracial world without presuming oneself to be the dominant, "generic," or race-less norm.

I would think it's more or less the norm".

The Friendly's experience is more or less the norm for restaurant managers today.

There may even be a few places, in parts of the university or high-level science, where atheism is more or less the norm.

As a result of reforms culminating in the 1920s, the strongly de-Turkicized Ottoman language with its many Arabic-Persian elements finally gave way to a less foreign norm.

"Ten years ago, printed invitations like this weren't exceptional – that was more or less the norm," says Woolley.

While I'm sure there were very hands-on parents in the 1960s who would spend hours on the floor playing with their kids, I think that was far less the norm back then than it is today.

In RA patients enrolled in COMET, baseline PCS scores were low, approaching 2 SD below normative values of 50; MCS scores were more than 0.5 SD less than norms (table 2).

"They were more focused on who was harmed and less on norms and intent to harm".

The mean total active motion of wrist (49.6°) and digits (447°) were less than norms.