Sentence examples for normally anything but from inspiring English sources

These films find the end of life romantic, when in reality it's normally anything but.

Unfortunately, if the past is anything to go by, legislators' approach to drugs are normally anything but rational.    .

Normally, anything out of his comfort zone comes with consequences," he told the Guardian.

Normally, anything I hadn't witnessed with my own eyes would be considered yard gossip, or more appropriately, labeled "inmate.com"—just another piece of useless information to be discarded.

Normally, anything below 65 °F (18 °C) is too dangerous, especially for kids.

Dr. Wilmut had slipped an udder cell — a cell that normally would never be anything but an udder cell — into an egg whose genetic material had been removed.

But Mr. Rosenheim said that the same kind of visual information, confounding depth and perspective, is jammed even into Mr. Friedlander's well-known pictures of the Sonoran Desert, "a place that you normally think of as anything but dense".

First you have Dad Rage, which your boy Fergus Beeley is the new exemplar of: Dad Rage is a 0 10 rage escalation that happens at anything, about anything, but normally something very innocuous and related to a minor driving infraction, and ends with this sort of world-against-me PC-has-gone-mad-,-actually! nutteragege that ends up with trying to arrest an 11-year-old.

Ms. Lopez's energetic public relations team vigorously rebuts the notion that their star is anything but her normally successful self.

Friends and family will notice a sudden change in your style if you decide that tomorrow you want to wear a dress and pumps to get your brakes changed and checks deposited...esp since you normally aren't seen in anything but sweats and jeans...Many times people will call you a poser at that point.

"I do not normally do anything like that but Tyson got the better of me.