Sentence examples for notions of normality from inspiring English sources

Balancing the notions of normality and difference — without tipping into sentimentality or sententiousness — has become his style, and "The Heiress" is perfectly suited to it.

Some women have never become sufficiently comfortable with their bodies to enjoy oral sex without worrying about appearance or odour; unfortunately the myths about the female vaginal scent, and incorrect notions of "normality", influence women as well as men.

In addition to a syntactic notion of perfectness, Avron also introduces a number of semantical notions of normality, including a notion of strong normality.

But then takes it back, affronted by the notion of normality.

For this sake, we define the notion of normality of a p-adic operator, and give several criteria for the normality.

Instead, we categorize things in terms of a more basic, undifferentiated notion of normality, which blends together these two importantly different facets of human life.

Differential geometric topics in the Minkowski plane, including the notion of normality, Frenet frame, Serret–Frenet equations, involutes and evolutes are introduced.

A little book about a very big idea, Taken for Granted draws our attention to what we implicitly assume to be normal and in the process unsettles the very notion of normality.

The very fact of collective living, of rejecting an astoundingly restrictive notion of normality (using a mobile, living in cities, being easily observable by the police) has itself become incriminating.

They have managed to have, in the village of Tarnac, friendly relations with people who can warn them of the presence of strangers". The very fact of collective living, of rejecting an astoundingly restrictive notion of normality (using a mobile, living in cities, being easily observable by the police) has itself become incriminating.

"It's a feel-good message, but under that is this notion of normality, which is deeply repressive and exclusive," said Luke Timothy Johnson, a professor of New Testament at Emory University and a former priest who has written critical articles about theology of the body.