Sentence examples for a range of ordinary from inspiring English sources

Why? Fine Arts- Collect a range of ordinary plastics and recycle them into a plastics sculpture.

He said there was no such thing as a typical Ukip voter because the party represented a range of ordinary people.

Rather, this is the story of a range of ordinary folks who rise to the occasion, who balance their personal lives with their political commitment, who live in a situation where the battle is ongoing and even children feel the need to "forge a coalition against the common enemy".

Some of the doctor contacts described regret at having responded to hearing experiences described by a doctor friend in terms of symptoms rather than an example of a range of ordinary experience.

For a full kinetics scheme we consider the speed of a range of alternative ordinary differential equation solvers.

First, in a wide range of ordinary cases, P is a type of consideration in light of which S would act.

Consider the resistance Kahneman, Slovic and Tversky (1982) observed people display to correction of the fallacies they commit in a surprising range of ordinary thought; or in a more disturbing vein, how the gifted mathematician, John Nash, claimed that his delusional ideas "about supernatural beings came to me the same way that my mathematical ideas did" (Nasar 1998, p. 11).

We found that the original system had an asymptotically stable equilibrium point X eq in a large range of ordinary intracellular concentrations in the parameter/state space, which made all trajectories in a wide neighborhood tending to it.

Roughly put, P is a sufficient reason for S to act just in case were S to deliberate about what to do, then (in a wide range of ordinary cases) S would take P to be a reason to act and would endeavor to bring about P even if he believed (or presupposed) that his doing so would not bring about (or increase the likelihood of his bringing about) any further state of affairs that he values.

The script, by Joey Sagal, Hanala Sagal, and Cary Elwes, shows Presley in a startling range of ordinary contexts that highlight all the more his extraordinary character.

In a wide range of ordinary cases, however, it is evident that others, either singly or as a group, are bound to be more reliable than oneself and to report accurately.