Sentence examples for normalcy by from inspiring English sources
He said he had tired of the spotlight and tried to maintain normalcy by playing video games with his friends or competing on his high school basketball team.
It was probably all an attempt to sustain normalcy by batting the big lashes of sex, but in the end it seemed a classic case of having your cake and eating it too.
Behind them, on a bed covered with disheveled blankets, three more children lie bandaged; plastic sheeting covers a window and a bookshelf, as if the room was quarantined, or as if its owner were clinging to normalcy by protecting the furniture.
The basic purpose of psychosocial support is to ensure normalcy by reducing stress reactions, enhancing positive coping, rebuilding and strengthening social support mechanisms, mobilizing the local community to own the process of recovery as a stakeholder, and working at the individual, family, and community levels.
The elevated levels of hepatic oxidative stress markers lipid peroxides, hydroperoxides, protein carbonyls and conjugated dienes and decreased levels of enzymatic and non-enzymatic antioxidants status were also reverted back to near normalcy by DiMC when compared with As treated rats.
For example, our Success Beyond 18 campaign seeks normalcy by advocating for state policies that ensure young people are never left on their own, at any age.
In this space, children can express themselves, continue learning and experience some sense of normalcy – assisted by materials provided by UNICEF.
This is the "return to normalcy" announced by Burma's foreign minister last week.
Since taking office in 1999 in elections largely engineered by the military, Mr. Bouteflika has managed to restore a measure of peace and normalcy, assisted by high prices for the gas and oil that account for most of Algeria's national income.
In this method, the target is to form a boundary around the normalcy data by building a hyper-sphere.
These measures satisfied the agitators and normalcy returned by February 1968.
