Sentence examples for an ordinary fellow from inspiring English sources
Mr. Bragg's effort was modestly heroic, like the man himself: no vocal show, just an ordinary fellow letting feeling lift him beyond physical limitation.
"The Sorcerer's Apprentice" is the latest movie about an ordinary fellow — it's almost always a fellow — who is, all of a sudden and to his great astonishment, dragged into an epochal, supernatural battle between good and evil.
But at Wave Hill, the stories will tend to be real rather than fables, and the hero won't be a wild animal but an ordinary fellow from a reservation.
The cops in "Sus" are undeniably bigots, but Delroy (Jolie Garrett), a large man with long braided hair who speaks in a Caribbean patois, is in many ways an ordinary fellow, not particularly distinguished as a character and really only incidentally black.
Henry St. James in "The Captain's Paradise" is one of a group of Guinness creations that gets at a certain type of unmistakably British man, an ordinary fellow buoyed by dreams of transcendence and blessed with the ingenuity to make them come true.
Sturrock quotes from a radio interview that Dahl gave in 1970: You become a different person, you are no longer an ordinary fellow who walks around and looks after his children and eats meals and does silly things, you go into a completely different world.
To his friends and colleagues at work, Dr X seemed a perfectly ordinary fellow, a diligent researcher with a modest home and a beautiful fiancée.
Martin Kazinski (Kad Merad) is a decent, ordinary fellow who lives alone in a small apartment and works in an electronic equipment recycling factory.
The man, an unemployed, possibly illiterate mechanic named Juan Villegas (played by a nonprofessional actor of the same name) is a fairly ordinary fellow.
She is, in fact, being wooed by a good, though ordinary fellow of whom her father approves.
He's a good-natured, ordinary fellow who takes literally his status as the embodiment of his motley subjects, even the least of whom he sincerely feels for, but his life of luxurious claustrophobia has driven him to the brink of daft despair.
