Sentence examples for perfectly normal that from inspiring English sources

It's the moment when everyone seems perfectly normal that everything goes wrong.

IT is both astonishing and perfectly normal that Igor Stravinsky passed nearly half of his mature life here.

Yet we find it perfectly normal that western women go under the knife for 'just a little more up top'".

Mr. Pomarède also dismissed reports of disagreements calling it "perfectly normal that a restoration of such a famous work leads to interrogations and discussions".

"It's perfectly normal that, since I'm close to the government, they would deposit more money in my bank," Mr Chacón said.

It would also help to delegitimise the outrageous earnings of parasitical politicians who act as if it is perfectly normal that they live lavishly at the expense of their mostly poor countrymen.

"That's a perfectly normal ruling that is consistent with the law," said Eddie Hayes, a prominent Manhattan defense lawyer who scoffed at Mrs. Kimes's complaints.

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.

Lastly, one of the most provocative gardens addresses the plastic problem: the wonder product of the 1950s that threatens to smother us all in deadly chemical gas--except for those water-based bacteria that preliminary biological experiments suggest thrive on consuming plastics, excreting perfectly normal organic chemicals that render the earth a cleaner, happier place.

"Japan treats making girls under 18 sexual objects for sale as a perfectly normal thing, and that needs to change.

It's permeated culture so deeply from the pop stars trying to get caught to the prime minister boasting of "perfectly normal university experiences"—that it seems bizarre how it can still raise any kind of scandal at all.