Sentence examples for normalisation of views from inspiring English sources

"What troubles people, including me, is the normalisation of views that we find abhorrent," he said.

Sky apologised and banned Cottrell from future appearance, but this was just another low point in a steady but inexorable normalisation of extremist views, especially on Sky's opinion programs, and more generally at News Corp.

In the immediate future, she says, the challenge is tackling the normalisation of anti-Islamic views among some, an Islamophobic mindset she referred to in 2011 as having "passed the dinner table test".

Social psychologists have shown the importance of our understanding of social norms to our own views and behaviours – and it's a particularly important time to understand these, with the growing normalisation, or even "hypernormalisation", of views that seemed extreme in the recent past.

Viewing the "normalisation" of Trump supporters as "toxic".

I believe that establishments like Hooters and communities like Unilad are contributing to the normalisation of this degradation, this violent language, this view of women as objects.

Even if you don't believe that viewing Isis's executions is, as some allege, tantamount to complicity, the normalisation of these spectacles might seem a high price to pay for a surge of impotent rage.

The normalisation of the lorentzian.

The normalisation of the gaussian.

The normalisation of such attacks is intolerable".

This was a normalisation of censorship.