Sentence examples for may normally think from inspiring English sources
Professor Paul Workman, chief executive of the ICR said: "We may normally think of viruses as the enemies of mankind, but it's their very ability to specifically infect and kill human cells that can make them such promising cancer treatments".
Professor Paul Workman, Chief Executive of The Institute of Cancer Research, said: "We may normally think of viruses as the enemies of mankind, but it's their very ability to specifically infect and kill human cells that can make them such promising cancer treatments.
You may normally think you eat food because it's food, and don't eat other things, because they're not.
These actors feel less conventional than the actors you may normally think of for some of these roles, but that's a good thing.
It's really difficult because I have a wife, and I have children, and the idea of going to war for something that I may believe in or may not believe in, I would normally think, "OK, no I don't want to do that.
Fraud may produce a much greater advantage, but we normally think that violence is the greater crime.
The coming decades may therefore be characterized by a different kind of partisan polarization than we normally think about: polarization by skin tone.
Eventually, the lowest point on earth may be the dry, salty bottom of the Dead Sea700 meters below what we normally think of as the sea.
While you might not normally think of a trade deal as a likely avenue for this, the TPP may be one of the most potent tools we have to protect wildlife around the world.
"It's designed to open people's eyes to the opportunities of investing in small companies which the man on the street may not have normally thought about," he says.
"Being in the Presidio helps us to think bigger than we normally think".
