Sentence examples for ever ordinary from inspiring English sources

As ever, ordinary Kurds will pay the price as support for the AK's Kurdish reforms fizzles out.

More than ever, ordinary working people need a Labour party that doesn't fall into the hard-left trap of articulating, with religious conviction, a view of a socialist utopia.

Finding joy in the everyday adventures and realizing that there is adventure in the every ordinary, below-average day, because to a child nothing is truly ever ordinary.

Which is why, next month, when her CW series "Crazy Ex-Girlfriend" comes to a close after four seasons, it will be no ordinary send-off — because, come on, is anything ever ordinary with this show?

His creed was, as it had ever been, ordinary; but his extraordinary abilities never showed themselves so much.

The old aristocracy is richer than ever, while ordinary British people are less socially mobile, not more.

Scrapping the King James version, in the well-meaning way of the well-educated classes, had a number of effects, the most decisive and the most disastrous of which was to destroy for ever an ordinary, everyday connection with 400 years of the English language.

Now, with extremists allying with tribal leaders to take over swathes of Iraq, and Russia and Iran helping keep Bashar al Assad in power in Syria, it is difficult to imagine we ever thought ordinary people had the power to change anything.

Bush came into office with a mandate from the CEO class to change the rules of the economic game, and ever since ordinary people have paid the price while Wall Street banks, big corporations, CEOs and billionaires have wallowed in their increasing wealth.

There is a hitch, as one criminal learns in the good-looking but ever-so-ordinary TNT movie "Framed," which has its premiere on Sunday night.

The workouts may be more dangerous than ever because of ordinary technological advances like air-conditioning.