Sentence examples for The ordinarily from inspiring English sources

The ordinarily dour McConnell said he was "hopeful and optimistic".

The ordinarily hyper-sarcastic Russian press, for its part, has been unnervingly straitlaced about the news.

The ordinarily implacable Mr. Goldwire screamed that he had not, records show.

The ordinarily bereaved often find death impossible to process but he never had the luxury of disbelief.

The ordinarily gentle slope causes the larger material to be dropped nearest the glacier, while the smaller grain sizes are spread over greater distances.

The ordinarily stolid Economist has lately lurched from dubious indignation over "post-Truth politics" to the Rip Van Winkle-ish declaration of "The New Nationalism".

The ordinarily snappy author now identifies himself as a golf-loving grandpa with a bum knee, an apparent midlife crisis and a cadre of Knopf editors happy to indulge him in "The Downhill Lie" as a boondoggle.

The ordinarily reliable Mr Arnold struggles to make it sound exciting as well, claiming that it is "Out of the remit of a standard Kaiser Chiefs show whilst still being a Kaiser Chiefs show".

The ordinarily sedate Cypriots were faced with a veritable Tower of Babel from Arab journalists pegging the hijacking to the regional story to cowboy reporters out to make tomorrow's headline before moving on to the next hot spot.

The ordinarily delicate synovium had been transformed into an exuberant pannus, which seemed to be eroding the articular cartilage as well as underlying bone.

The use of such balls makes scoring by caroms easier, but makes pocketing balls (and scratching) more difficult because the larger balls must still be made in the ordinarily-sized pool pockets.