halfway normal

I thought you and I were two of the very few halfway normal people around here.

"Sometimes you act halfway normal," his wife says as they twirl around.

My eyes were no longer staring; the lids had closed in halfway normal sleep.

You wouldn't catch me dead walking out here at this time of year, even when the weather was halfway normal.

I don't feel good about the stuff I'm doing, but I've got to have a halfway normal life, and so do you."

A little medication, you might look halfway normal."

And he thought of Rya: traumatized perhaps, but with a chance to live a halfway normal life.

In any normal, any halfway normal time there would have been a reaction to this from the court.

It's difficult enough dealing with you when you're halfway normal - I dread to think what you might be like in a state of delirium.'

We knew that if Thomas survived the cancer his only chance of a halfway normal life was to find a cure for A-T.

Her disability is generally not evident to spectators; the Canadian Press suggests that she walks with a "halfway normal gait."

Unseen beneath the electronic mask, Uncle Jingle gritted her teeth and struggled to sound halfway normal.

After a relaxing shower, something to eat and a glass of wine, Elizabeth Knight finally started to feel halfway normal again as she lay on her bed.

But for her live-in nanny and the nanny's teenage daughter, Reynolds didn't know how she could possibly keep a halfway normal life for her kids.

It wasn't until I released two massive belches (each smelling strongly of false banana) that I was able to settle into the run and feel halfway normal.

Those who stay in Queens, then, are a bit nutty, a bit gross, a bit pathetic, according to Hollywood, while anyone halfway normal wants nothing more than to get out.

"If Derik's shields had been halfway normal, he would have fought, and perhaps conquered, as I did, and Lew-" Merryl was weeping now, unashamed.

He wasn't especially shocked by what the corans were doing to the priestesses, nor even, really, by the burning of the women after they were done, though no halfway normal man could really enjoy such a thing.

Jane was riding her high horse, chattering endlessly about how she was going to be a Chi-Omega the next year and asking why I didn't get my act together, "fix up" a little, and try to be "halfway normal," whatever that meant to her.