Sentence examples for entirely usual from inspiring English sources
When our five-year-old daughter Olivia's goldfish, Bluie, died, the other week, we were confronted by a crisis larger, or, at least, more intricate, than is entirely usual upon the death of a pet.
This, after all, is a country in which women are not even allowed behind the wheel of a car.Contrast this with some other Gulf airlines, such as Emirates or Etihad, on which it is entirely usual to be served a glass of wine by a female attendant.
It said: "As is entirely usual and appropriate in current circumstances, the group continues to keep itself fully informed on all of its available options and keeps its contingency plans up to date, among which a CVA may or may not be considered".
Notably, however, the response has not been entirely along usual ideology lines.
Dressed, as usual, entirely in black, Haneke reveals the catalyst for Amour.
Mullan presents a picture of Seventies fashion that's entirely without the usual cartoonishness.
Whether he can continue the winning streak is, as usual, entirely on the racket of the talented but erratic Cilic.
In the real-estate community, Pan and Zhang are widely admired, but not because people think they've entirely escaped the usual mire of Chinese land transactions.
Not that I've entirely abandoned my usual grumpiness – Ryanair still has its daft "Don't Insure Me" button nestled idiotically between Denmark and Finland on its booking system.
"Oppenheimer is a Jew," his tutor wrote to Max Born in recommending him for the more theoretical school at Göttingen, "but entirely without the usual qualifications of his race".
