Sentence examples for perfectly normal in from inspiring English sources

"Here in the UK, religious faith is perfectly normal in the public sphere.

— Rachel M, Brooklyn This arrangement is perfectly normal in much of the world – Sunday lunch in a British pub?

It is the kind of thing that is perfectly normal in an autocratic state, as in Russia, where one cannot mock the boss without fear of the police.

While indoor cows are considered perfectly normal in some countries, in this one we seem to be quite attached to the idea that cows belong in fields.

It would have been perfectly normal, in that context, for a rumor of Soviet malfeasance to flare once news of Camus's death flashed across France.

Leaving messages on the answering machine so Mina, our separation-anxious bichon frisé, can hear my voice, is perfectly normal, in my opinion, and so is sofa shopping with her in mind.

While not advisable, we all know it's perfectly normal give in to a night or two of too much to drink after a breakup.

And it seems perfectly normal that in Paris, Garance Clavel in "Chacun Cherche son Chat" would be risking his life on a tiled Paris rooftop to recover a beloved cat (offering a panoramic view of the Georges Pompidou Center).

This is perfectly normal and in certain types of relationships, like those in the French culture, it is considered normal to have a spouse and a lover.

She seemed to lead a perfectly normal life in a middle-class home complete with big car and big smiles in the annual Christmas photos.

It turns out that I am a perfectly normal customer in this respect.