quite normal

Most people would probably answer yes, which is quite normal.

With that knowledge, nothing would ever be quite normal again.

It's quite normal for men to experience this at some point in their lives.

"I think it is quite normal for a wife to want to know something about her husband."

Further, it is considered quite normal that they should be.

The people I've worked with seem quite normal by comparison!

They admit he's been quite normal for the last two weeks.

The record company had set up the interview with me, that's quite normal.

I clear my throat to show myself that everything's quite normal.

On the contrary they were quite normal and most of them fine looking men.

And he thought: This man does not respond to his name in a quite normal way.

"But he seemed to me to be not quite normal about it.

That is quite normal and I would not get too excited about it.

When you talk, for example, about profile, I believe that it is still quite normal to be able to set one up.

"And since that time, has the patient been quite normal?"

He was gasping, but that would have been quite normal.

I mean, there is something not quite normal about him?"

Her expression was quite normal, but she looked very sad.

Quite normal they looked, but we couldn't make you hear.

It's also quite normal in democracy to protest against something.

That is quite normal, but it can result in excesses.

"Yesterday she was quite normal, today it's all gone to her head."

Doctors should let patients know that "it is quite normal to feel this way."

But then, nothing that happened between Jacqueline and myself was ever quite normal.

Here, in the heart of the French countryside, it seems quite normal.