Sentence examples for longer ordinary from inspiring English sources

But circumstances in the Chichester household, which includes the stolid butler, Jarvis (James A. Stephens), are no longer ordinary.

It was no longer ordinary people who should be served their just desserts: it was the government that introduced yet another austerity measure on ordinary people, who must reap what they sowed.

But for the thousands of people who have been able to return to their offices ringing the site, myriad more intimate decisions and adjustments are made every day, including the no longer ordinary matter of simply looking out one's window.

In spite of, or because of this, such a person is a carrier of freedom who goes beyond these perspectives, i.e., an person in whom the trans-individual and individual have disappeared in action, in which case the individual qua trans-individual is no longer ordinary, but extraordinary.

The Teen Moms are no longer ordinary young women struggling to raise their children and get their lives together; they're celebrities.

"She is no longer an ordinary person.

No longer the ordinary, boxy sport utility appliance it was, this nouveau Highlander looks downright svelte.

Their unemployment assistance lasts four times longer than ordinary workers', and they get more retraining.

Dr. DeWit said a mild, fairly windless winter helped the algae persist far longer than ordinary blooms, which generally die off late in the year.

For example, one mutation, called grandchildless, created females with no ovaries, which made them unable to reproduce but let them live at least 50percentt longer than ordinary flies.

No longer an ordinary child, he had to live up to the responsibility of someone who had been graced by a godly spirit.