Sentence examples for you normalise from inspiring English sources

"Yes, a robust response was needed and it is like anything, once you have given that response and you normalise things, hopefully it is a case of maintaining them.

"You normalise things by laughing about them – as long as everyone's laughing about the fact you fell down the stairs, it's no big deal.

You see people normalise these kinds of experiences; it's become a routine part of being different," he says.

IVF can be the loneliest journey if you feel you can't share and normalise it – when it becomes some kind of shameful secret.

And once you have finished normalising the data it is turned into a form in which all PII [personally identifiable information] is deleted.

You won't find the tropes of gay-bar hookups or Will & Grace-style banter, nor will you find an agenda to "normalise" any expression of sexuality.

Instead you have to find a way to normalise your behaviour in order to stay alive.

He said: "So whether you are a man, woman, gay, straight, black, white, whatever, or even ginger – why wouldn't you come and have a test?" He added: "We all shouldn't be on the other side of the river pointing, saying: 'You should get the test.' To normalise the situation surely it's better if everyone gets tested.

And you need to look at television shows that normalise violence.

"Do you not see yourself as having the ability to normalise views around gender equality?

Of the Cubans, Mr Castañeda writes that "they fight with you even if you don't fight with them"—something Barack Obama may discover as he seeks to normalise ties with Cuba.Mr Castañeda spent three years trying to become a presidential candidate in 2006.