Sentence examples for some normalisation of language from inspiring English sources

We suggest that the increase in left lateralisation of the responses to words may reflect some normalisation of language function.

The recovery should bring some "normalisation of interest rates", and reduce forbearance (as firms who are only viable in a low interest rate environment go to the wall).

Some flatness of language.

We call some kinds of language "poetic".

In some studies, normalisation of microalbuminuria, i.e. remission/regression, has also been reported [ 6, 12].

I believe that establishments like Hooters and communities like Unilad are contributing to the normalisation of this degradation, this violent language, this view of women as objects.

Some authors argue that both processes count as languages in the same sense of "language".

And as the costs of getting into someone's life come down to shekels, some are predicting a growing normalisation of the morality of doing so.

Interestingly, the professional carers sometimes used language that echoed the patients' normalisation of the prospect of death.

Even if you don't believe that viewing Isis's executions is, as some allege, tantamount to complicity, the normalisation of these spectacles might seem a high price to pay for a surge of impotent rage.

It is primarily non-advisory but may include some elements of psycho-education about stress reaction and normalisation of PTSD symptoms [ 20].