The normal past tense of narrative - "he had, to his mind, solved the problem of sex" - would have implied some vantage point beyond the events of the story.
It is normal to tense up when in pain.
It is normal to tense up when scared, so certain techniques can help.
The person becomes more normal, instead of being tense or nervous or anxious".
"My relationship with Garry Monk has always been fantastic and still is... any person that is involved in the business of football knows that these small arguments regularly happen in training sessions and even more when things are a bit more tense than normal for not getting good results.
The normal tensile stress was not considered and the contribution of tense concrete between the cracks is neglected.
If you are like me, you are a bit tenser than normal, seated further forward in the chair than you usually would be.
The streets of Ndjamena appeared closer to normal on Friday after a tense day Thursday, during which most people hid in their homes.
"Even in Israel, which is usually tense, and the normal nervousness that you have in this country, this is exceptional now".
Vocal fry, also called Murmur, orBreathy Voice, in phonetics, a speech sound or quality used in some languages, produced by vibrating vocal cords that are less tense than in normal speech, which produces local turbulence in the airstream resulting in a compromise between full voice and whisper.
The term 'necessarily' thus has ampliative force: it enables the subject term 'man' to refer to individuals not only existing in the present ( which is the normal case when a present-tense verb is used), but also to those of the past and the future.
