Sentence examples for normality that from inspiring English sources

Wachbroit (1994) argues that when we say that an organ is normal, we employ a biomedical concept of normality that is an idealized description of a component of a biological system in an unperturbed state that may never be attained in actual systems.

Statistics has another advantage: it offers a type of 'secondary normality' that explains the deviation in everyday life as a normal event ([15] p. 1).

And it was, after all, the goal of national normality that was Herzl's sweetest dream.

Like Homeland, it's the surface normality that slowly draws you in.

"It's not peace," he said, of the semblance of normality that has returned to Kenya since the election.

What we see in those faces and in the lives that ended on Tuesday is the idea of a normality that now belongs to the past.

The reversal of normality that is the distinguishing mark of the clown relates him to the powerful world that existed before the present one.

It was a self-imposed exile – a chance for Hughes to write, and for he and Wevill to seek a level of domestic normality that had eluded them since they'd begun their affair four years before.

But I wasn't prepared for what I saw in Caracas this month: how little of daily life appeared to be affected by the protests, the normality that prevailed in the vast majority of the city.

"The facade of calm and normality that is apparent to the occasional visitor to the country, and others confined to sections of the capital, belies the consistent patterns of serious human rights violations," the report reads.

In a measure of the normality that has descended where once apocalypse threatened, the debate in parliament between parties of the right and left centres today on the eternally humdrum question of whether taxes should be cut or raised.