Sentence examples for get through ordinary from inspiring English sources

And closing it up gives free rein to anxieties I must quash to get through ordinary days.

There is suspicion that the pharmaceutical industry is cooking the studies that prove that antidepressant drugs are safe and effective, and that the industry's direct-to-consumer advertising is encouraging people to demand pills to cure conditions that are not diseases (like shyness) or to get through ordinary life problems (like being laid off).

There may be no mixture better suited for getting through ordinary life.

Mr Brown has long believed that only when the Westminster-watching elites are sick of hearing a sound bite is it beginning to get through to ordinary voters.

Navalny has spent the past months travelling around Russia holding campaign rallies and setting up volunteer headquarters in various cities, in an attempt to bypass the media and get through to ordinary Russians.

Surely, if we could just get through to ordinary Russians, and convince them of the rightness of getting the hell out of Ukraine and not killing everyone, then they'd stop him, take to the streets, and all us Western liberals would be saved?

Armstrong says that "climate change is the most important story of all time" and she can only hope her telling of that story gets through to ordinary cinema-goers, starting with the People's Premiere on 15 March.

But advocates of engagement contend that tourism helps open the country to outside influences, and that the revenue could help ordinary Koreans get through the current hardship.

Romantic, generous and intimate, the gifted composer Sara Bareilles revealed how much she understands Broadway, and ordinary women, trying to get through the day and the night.

Water and food are fought over, adding an incalculable burden for ordinary people already struggling to get through one of the worst droughts they have experienced.

Two ordinary soldiers who just want to get through the war are captured by the Austrians and become heroes despite themselves.