Sentence examples for something perfectly normal from inspiring English sources

The "serious negative consequences" of publicly shaming  the toddler for doing something perfectly normal – expressing emotion – are often stored up and come out in later life, Ms Derhally wrote.

Don't respond to any text messages that do not directly relate to a family get-together, positive messages or something else perfectly normal.

At a recent candidates' forum in Des Moines, The Wall Street Journal reported, the moderator did something that seemed perfectly normal: She chided Mr. Romney for not having spent enough time in Iowa lately.

Whether it was a childish argument on a stoop, or Troy and her brothers on a single bed watching the Partridge Family that would have been Souuull Traaaiin in my case but the point is that it all symbolized something that looked perfectly normal, despite the hints of poverty (food stamps and unpaid electric bills).

"What interests me is something that all looks perfectly normal but isn't," says Renée Knight, whose debut Disclaimer is published by Doubleday and out in April.

I like the way skateboarders interact with the world, finding things that people don't see, and how they find joy in something perfectly simple that a normal person wouldn't even consider.

Obviously, I couldn't help but glance at her screen from time-to-time and it seemed every time I did, there was somebody doing something that was considered perfectly normal in the period of the show, that would be considered reckless or outrageous or even ridiculous now, like drinking and driving, smoking on airplanes, littering, and absolutely nobody wearing seat belts.

Though your foot fetish may be something you've had for years and seems perfectly normal to you, you should be considerate of your partner.

And although the condition largely disappeared over the years, and though a pediatric ophthalmologist who had followed Brian since infancy said the boy had perfectly normal vision, Dennis was sure that something was being overlooked.

There may be something in it, but we doubt the corollary; that the perfectly normal person leads a normal life and is happy in it.

Maybe it's something they put in the tea at the Mail which turns perfectly normal people into ranting homophobes.