Sentence examples for normal sign of from inspiring English sources

Incongruity is the normal sign of collage.

She said doctors have too often dismissed the complaints, writing off the memory lapses and muscle pain, in particular, as a normal sign of getting older.

"That's not a normal sign of what people do coming out of recovery".

It also explains what could be considered a "normal" sign of aging for each of the 10 items.

When he repeatedly confused the name of his bank with the name of the grocery store I thought it was just a normal sign of aging.

How are we to know whether it's a normal sign of aging or whether it may be something far more ominous?

THE streets of north Minneapolis do not display the normal signs of lawlessness.

For decades, doctors have dismissed them as normal signs of growing in small children, and said the pain was harmless.

So, while you won't see any of the normal signs of overused tourist destinations — begging, theft, sex tourism — you will be forced to hang out with rich, retired, Shangri-La-seeking westerners staying in the latest string of luxurious Aman or Uma resorts.

Eschewing the staid, overly styled images of the genre, his blog (theselby.com) is as much about homeowners – their holey jumpers and all – as about their covetable apartments, houses and cabins, which are often filled with piles of books, artistic detritus and the normal signs of habitation.

He acknowledged that the need for such a study for men is "less compelling" because, in contrast to women, who experience an abrupt drop in estrogen at menopause, often with disruptive symptoms, hormone decline in aging men is far more gradual, and symptoms, when they occur, are commonly viewed as normal signs of aging, not hormone deficiency.