Sentence examples for normative for me from inspiring English sources

To perform the movement of faith "subjectively" is to embrace the paradox as normative for me in spite of its absurdity, rather than to seek an escape from it by means of objective textual exegesis, historical criticism, or some other strategy for translating the singularity of my situation into the universal.

He absorbed glam rock, he said, which "became a normative experience for me, and certainly the most significant creative influence for the future in both design and photography".

On the other hand, given that my background theory does not include the claim that Koplik spots are a reliable indication of measles, the fact that the same patient has Koplik spots does not constitute normative evidence for me (give me a reason to believe that) the patient has measles.

These middot remained normative for more than 1,000 years in Judaism.

In a society as religiously diverse as America today, no one faith should be normative for the entire society".

"In America today, it is normative for children to start childcare at some point in the first year of life and stay there until they start school.

The ISO/TS 7849 normative for the correlation of vibration and acoustic measurement has been employed.

The period of the English Renaissance (from c. 1500 to 1660) marks the fixing of syllable-stress metre as normative for English poetry.

This era is normative for all of existence (B 135).

Some prefer to reserve the term "normative" for prescriptive contexts.

Repeat justice involvement and incarceration is normative for ex-prisoners in most countries.