Sentence examples for more ordinary when from inspiring English sources

Because you're just ordinary people – you just shut up – you know?" Linehan could not have been more ordinary when he broke into television.

But what AVID shows is that high minority achievement can be more ordinary when schools not only insist on academic rigor but also offer personal support.

The results are even more ordinary when Ms. Stark abandons literature for fastidiously made semi-abstract images of grass, or furniture stamped with a repeating Microsoft icon.

So when kids see all sorts of diverse people and family configurations in their books, it becomes a little more ordinary when they see them in real life.

Alas, the woman who returns toDublin is more ordinary; and when her mother asksfor forgiveness, Gráinne is surprised that instead offulfillment and resolution, she feels resentment andhurt.

During more ordinary times, when people died in Newtown, their families often turned to the Honan Funeral Home, the white Colonial-style building in the tiny downtown on Main Street, blocks from the Newtown General Store.

Perhaps there is no contradiction in these sentiments, and universal vigilance is now a feature not just of an emergency but also of more ordinary days when everyone is going about their business.

Although technology played a critical role in solving the disappearances, the first significant break in the case came with far more ordinary detective work when authorities were able to trace the trash found around Estepp's body to a trash bin outside the Anaheim auto body shop.

She is never more ordinary, more decent than when asked at her trial why she murdered her husband rather than divorce him.

Yet if something is threatening public pension systems, I suspect it's not politicians bashing them, so much as the sticker shock that more and more ordinary Americans will feel when they find out how much they are expected to pay in the coming years for benefits they thought were already paid for.

Perhaps in the future, it was thought, when transplants became more ordinary, these precautions would no longer be necessary.