Sentence examples for questions of normality from inspiring English sources

A more precise formulation of what causes controversy is "motherhood after the normal age of menopause": because what the objectors are concerned about is not the presence or absence of menstruation itself, but advanced age and questions of normality (Monbiot 2001).

Interestingly, Kuecheyan notes how the work of thinkers such as Michel Foucault, who questioned different regimes of normality and subjects outside of the norm, such as subjects classified with mental illness, prisoners, etc. is what in part led to a larger fascination with an expansive category of identity.

An understanding of the nature and duration of these intervals is crucial to research on cancer diagnosis, but also raises important questions about what constitutes 'normality' and where the temporal and behavioural boundaries of normality lie.

In Martin and White (2005), the meaning of Normality was explained simply as 'how unusual someone is' with the probe question 'How special?' In this study, however, it was noted that the range of realisations of Normality in both the English and Vietnamese data was very diverse in meaning as seen in Table 2.

A kind of normality continued.

The mask of normality has slipped.

I'd like a life of normality.

This introduces an air of normality.

And a strange kind of normality returned.

Tiny tears in the fabric of normality.

Who would fly the flag of normality?