Sentence examples for normally understood from inspiring English sources

Malick has done away with the sequence as normally understood.

Harrison was no Minimalist in the normally understood sense of that musical style.

The nuclear option: the metaphor is apt — just not in the way it's normally understood.

For both, then, the chief fiscal danger is inequity not insolvency, as normally understood.

In each case it is their decision and one we entirely respect – they are clear that they do not represent official electoral observation in the way that term is normally understood.

Allow me to say this very gently, so as not to give the Guardian's lawyers palpitations, but not all the money invested in that building may have been earned in the sense normally understood by earthlings such as you and me.

Yet there was nothing saintly about him, at least not as we normally understand the term.

People who normally understand that lotteries are a sucker's game, can't resist buying a ticket or two.

"That said, there's not an open, live, full-scale criminal investigation now in the sense that most people would normally understand it.

Given that the photographs were doctored, and not taken during a relationship, it is more akin to harassment than what we normally understand as revenge porn.

Lebensraum meant "living space," but in a different sense from the way we normally understand it: a place to grow grain rather than a place to put Germans.