Sentence examples for the normal idea from inspiring English sources

It's the normal idea of feeling good.

I'll admit (as I'm constantly being reminded by my family, who find my attitude upsetting and incomprehensible) that we did at first entertain the normal idea of a massive party with all the trimmings.

Yes, it's true that some people do run away, but most of us are simply running away from the normal idea of the real world.

The new normal idea was that economic growth will be sluggish; the new neutral concept is that, in response, interest rates will stay low.The fundamental problem is that debts remain too high, relative to the capacity for borrowers to service or repay, unless interest rates are held at very low levels.

Describing the building, purpose and effect of the substation upon completion in 1968, Jefferson Sheard & Partners, who are still based in Sheffield, said: "Although this building with its massive scale and strong character bears little resemblance to the layman's normal idea of a sub-station it has, apart from its basic function, one thing in common.

The idea that he had a right to force a black man to go through what Obama rightly saw as the demeaning business of producing his birth certificate showed his fundamental contempt for any normal idea of racial equality.

It delivers the mind from normal ideas of good taste.

"This was a chance to collaborate and push ourselves outside our normal ideas, techniques, topics, and raps.

Once again, it seems, the sycophantic corps of advisers they employ has not properly researched William's I-want-to be-normal idea.

"The thing that made this different from any other big story we've covered is the proximity to the event," said Dean Cappello, vice president for programming at WNYC. "The normal journalistic distance, the idea of a journalist as a protected class brought in by bus, just evaporated.

This makes it possible to still use the normal distribution to test ideas about non-normal data.