Sentence examples for violated norms from inspiring English sources

Suddenly, all we hear about is "norms" — norms are here, norms are there, norms are everywhere: norms violated, norms overthrown, norms thrown back in the faces of their normalcy.

Obama has been fiercely committed to ensuring a peaceful transition of power, even as Trump has violated norms and set alarming precedents during the transition period.

We could name-drop Sufi saints and poets from various times and places who violated norms of gender and sexuality on one level or another, and this might do some good towards a useable queer-positive Islamic history, but proving a diversity of beliefs and practices isn't going to answer the Muslims who need God's words to settle all disputes with clear verdicts.

"When have we ever seen a single individual who has so defied expectations, broken the rules, violated norms, beaten not one, but two political parties on the way to winning an election that he entered with 100 1 odds against him?" TIME editor Nancy Gibbs wrote.

One shockingly violated norm of American constitutional practice was the old one against impeachment on a party-line vote.

The sociology of deviance focuses on actions or behaviours that violate norms, including both formally enacted rules (e.g., crime) and informal violations of cultural norms.

Every sentence violates norms established by Presidents of both parties.

Other recent research demonstrates that when people violate norms, it makes them seem powerful.

Of course, one of Trump's favorite pastimes is violating norms and tearing up precedents.

When people accuse Trump of violating norms, there is a near immediate concession that they are, after all, only norms.

For him, violating norms and expectations seems to be a craft that demands painstaking attention to detail.