Sentence examples for more normative from inspiring English sources

Mr. Blanchard's performance felt a bit more normative.

People's views, expressed anonymously, become more grouplike and therefore more normative than antinormative.

Piano will give us something subtler, more refined -- more normative -- than the design conceived by Gehry and Childs.

But McEwan's tone is more normative than that of his forebears, and it may be worth asking: Why doesn't he feel like a "late" modernist?

If this relational response can become more normative it may influence attitudes and behavior towards women in STEM.

Harold Bloom, the literary critic, went further still, declaring that, for many contemporary Jewish intellectuals, "the Kabbalah of Gershom Scholem is now more normative than normative Judaism itself.

The purpose of that film was not to document exceptional acts of mercy and bravery, but rather the more normative experience of inhumanity, terror and death.

Major players are introduced with big splashes of authorial explanation, and the effect is more normative, less seditious than Dee's cynicism.

We could also expect to see an increase in public trust of science and scholarship, as transparency becomes more normative.

And, once selective ad and tracking blocking becomes more normative, what happens to surveillance-based personalized advertising?

In our psychotherapeutic world, we tend to see her point of view as more normative than his.