Sentences with phrase «completely normal means»
But in 2009, it shifted to a completely normal means of delivery for all gaming markets, and that makes it a watershed moment for the movement.
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when the Bible speaks of God's Word, then it means unreservedly word as word — word that as far as its word - character is concerned is completely normal, let us not hesitate to say: natural, oral word taking place between man and man.5
This means that, especially at first, you may feel like you're nursing around the clock, which is completely normal.
All variations are completely normal and if you don't produce any colostrum during your pregnancy, that doesn't mean you'll have trouble producing enough milk for your baby after he or she is born.
I mean we go to science conferences and things that we probably take for granted as being completely normal would look like very strange subjects to outsiders.
If the thought of going out with someone else makes you feel guilty or like you are betraying your ex, this is completely normal, but it probably means that you aren't quite ready to move on.
The standard six - speed dual - clutch transmission works well enough, but to get full manual control — without auto upshifts — you have to be in the sportiest of the three engine - management settings, and moving up from Normal through Sport to Race means you lose the stability control safety net completely.
Self - grooming and shedding are normal in all cats, which means that hairballs are not completely avoidable.
Being diagnosed with a critical illness means complete disruption of normal life and completely wiping away of a lifetime of savings.
This means biases are completely normal.
You'll often find that their behaviour, though unruly and baffling at times, is completely normal and a sign that your child is flourishing and making his or her way through childhood or adolescence exactly as they are meant to.
I mean, I've spent my whole life internally labelling myself as an oddbod and it turns out I'm completely normal?