Sentence examples for the perfectly normal from inspiring English sources

Until then, you can make pizzeria-quality pizza with the perfectly normal oven in your kitchen.

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.

The perfectly normal frustrated body language of a manager who has seen his side create enough chances to win three points and end with none was taken as the usually immaculate Italian looking dishevelled as a result of mounting pressure.

Other times, you're standing on the heat of the driveway impatiently waiting for the police to arrive, or in the kitchen looking the perfectly normal table and the fridge, and in moments like these it was impossible not to reach out and try to physically interact with the environment.

"Of course, there were several other sex scandals at the time, so this perfectly normal story got blown out of proportion," I was told by a Spur parent.

Depending on the oratory skills of the speaker, perfectly normal, everyday incidents can also become a source for the sense of humour.

The diagnosis: perfectly normal.

The brain activity on the left is perfectly normal, but on the right, regions of the brain that don't normally communicate are doing so.

However, you are forgetting about all of the meals you ate when the waiter acted perfectly normal or the hundreds of people you passed on the Subway platform who didn't cut you off.

The innovation minister, Christopher Pyne, said on Monday that tinkering around the edges was "perfectly normal" and the social services minister, Christian Porter, said exceptions to the $500,000 cap on non-concessional contributions could be built into the policy.

I've had some emails over the course of the morning from perfectly normal people whose heads are spinning at the wide divergence in delegate counts from news bureau to news bureau.