Sentence examples for normal meanings from inspiring English sources

There is no authority that suggests that "intend" or "recklessly" ought to mean something from their normal meanings.

where R is the gas constant, D is the diffusion coefficient of the triiodide, l is the spacer thickness, and F and n have their normal meanings.

The word accent is often used interchangeably with stress, though some prosodists use accent to mean the emphasis that is determined by the normal meaning of the words while stress is used to mean metrical emphasis.

All was normal — meaning all was well.

By the ninth inning, though, things were back to normal, meaning the tension was boiling over.

This is surely government doublespeak: the normal meaning of enhance is to improve or intensify — not merely to increase.

Most parents will tell you they hope their children will be "normal," meaning they hope their children will behave and look pretty much like everybody else.

The company's administrators, Grant Thornton, said it would continue as normal, meaning employees would continue to have work, in the short term at least.

Germany is becoming more "normal", meaning more willing to use its strength and to accept responsibilities that go along with it.

Mr Suárez said that he replied to Mr Evra's question "Why did you kick me?" by saying "que habia sido una falta normal", meaning "it was just a normal foul".

But now that the crisis is past, the extra rail service has ended, and the Waterbury line is back to normal, meaning that for part of the day, it's a bus.