Sentence examples for distinctly ordinary from inspiring English sources

I am told the food is so-so, and from the outside the decor looks distinctly ordinary.

Apparently unsure how to react to Newcastle's tactics Liverpool were reduced to looking distinctly ordinary and, sometimes, downright untidy.

I saw the distinctly ordinary internet-themed serial killer flick Untraceable in Harlem, sitting next to a large African American woman.

Prices for a distinctly ordinary town-centre room can be as high as SFr395 ($425), while the grand hotels along the lake and by the Rhone charge as much as SFr650-900 for standard rooms.

Alongside them these latest performances sound distinctly ordinary, taken from a series of concerts in Berlin last year in which Barenboim played both works in the same evening, with the Berlin Staatskapelle and Gustavo Dudamel conducting.

Rather like a mesmerising actor suddenly stripped of stage make-up and photographed in unflatteringly cold daylight, Rafael Benítez's side lost their usual mystique and were reduced to the realms of the distinctly ordinary.

The interpretation has it that these natural light propositions are in no way subject to doubt, unlike ordinary clearly and distinctly perceivable truths.

Sackville's rare gift is for rendering the ordinary so distinctly that it becomes fantastic.

In numerous stories ordinary or even distinctly humble individuals are revealed to be great bodhisattvas who have assumed common forms to save others.

On reading Betty Friedan's "Feminine Mystique" Decter found it not only an insult to ordinary housewives, but distinctly distasteful in that "one should be asked to extend some special sympathy" to healthy, free women who had been lucky enough not to have been burned in Hitler's ovens.

In this perfect moment I saw — no, I felt — a window, an aperture cut out of a collage of car bombs, arguments, and pieces of shrapnel, distinctly and more strongly than any ordinary déjà vu.