Sentence examples for later ordinary from inspiring English sources

But people's patience has limits; sooner or later ordinary citizens will challenge the prevailing wisdom and demand a fuller account.

It wasn't until a few decades later that ordinary people were having their pictures taken.

Later, when ordinary life resumes, it's with a renewed determination to embrace both love and fear.

For Dorp and other later logicians ordinary demonstrative pronouns such as 'this' similarly require the presence of an identifying concept.

The end piece was in such a state that it would have failed sooner or later in ordinary use.

Guitar music once employed lute tablature or a simpler notation showing chords; later it used ordinary musical notation.

I asked and received cheerful permission to prolong the morning until 1, an hour later than the ordinary checkout time, and proceeded to work at my laptop for the next several hours, with breaks to look out the window.

As Descartes later explains, the ordinary way involves the mistake of "judging that the feature of objects that we call 'color' is something 'just like the color in our sensation'".

Later, Brodsky said, "The ordinary, average investor doesn't have access to Mr. Gupta," and added, "The laws against insider trading are designed to protect the investing public against cheating.

When Bush appeared in person, moments later, he seemed surprisingly ordinary.

Nevertheless, 57 percent of the party's special conference delegates voted in favour of a merger a decision later confirmed by the ordinary membership.