Sentence examples for normal civilized from inspiring English sources

"Now it's inside the normal, civilized norms of society".

Prime Minister Vladimir V. Putin, who met later with Mr. Yanukovich, also addressed the issue, saying that Russia and Ukraine could build a "normal, civilized relationship and move forward," the Ria Novosti news agency reported.

Do laws that apply to normal civilized society apply to what is essentially on an online forum?

"This is a time we use not only to talk about our work," she told MSNBC, "but also to have a normal, civilized conversation between normal people".

"We are in fact being pushed onto the development track which is not based on sound, normal and civilized cooperation with other countries, but rests on autonomous development behind thick walls and an 'iron curtain,' " Mr. Medvedev said, referring to the recent tensions with the West over the war in Georgia.

When it comes to defending the interests of the rich, it seems, the normal rules of civilized (and rational) discourse no longer apply.

I didn't even pretend as though I were drinking like a civilized, normal person, because I knew I wasn't.

In an effort to ratchet up his brand, Donald Trump took a page right out of the Howard Stern playbook (Howard "ran" for Governor of NY years back) and began his campaign by saying the kind of brain rattling shit that no normal person in a civilized world would ever get away with in the pursuit of getting more cash flow for his Apprentice TV show.

It is a normal occurrence in a modern, civilized society for citizens to express their political views by displaying banners, giving speeches and taking other actions in public venues.

There is also a "Wild" where civilized animals can leave civilization and act like normal animals, walking on all fours and not wearing clothing.

People who are welcoming of Syrian refugees are identifying with the larger general tribe of "humans" living in the civilized world... the normal non-terrorist world... a tribe that includes all victims of terrorism, including the refugees of war and terrorism forced to flee Syria in the first place.