Sentence examples for some sense of normalization from inspiring English sources

That being said, keeping those properties and many few new homes off the inventory roll, helps keep the glut from growing and is allowing the market to move back to some sense of normalization.

[Participant #602 (female, aged 30-39) reply to Informed Supporter #2 (male, aged 59)] The benefits derived from social support frequently were attributed to a sense of normalization surrounding the illness.

Now we have some sense of sequence".

Do you have some sense of that?

Occasionally, there's some sense of continuity between scenes, some sense of how this place works.

But we all have a sense of curiosity and some sense of the big picture.

It adds touches of gravity and some sense of timelessness.

The weekend surely brought some sense of vindication.

There is some sense of reforms.

“In general, people need to have some sense of purpose.

"12 Years a Slave," for example — one thing I missed in that film was some sense of joy, some sense of pleasure, some sense of humanity.