Sentence examples for most ordinarily from inspiring English sources

It is quite common for even the most ordinarily rational and otherwise exemplary person -- Winston Churchill, for example -- to refuse to sit in row 13 in the theater or on an airplane.

While most would ordinarily attend Reed High School, their neighborhood school, the academically motivated ones apply to an advanced studies program at Abramson High School, not far away.

Most people ordinarily seem to think that sex and gender are coextensive: women are human females, men are human males.

Mr. Reid's job approval numbers, hovering around 40 percent in most polls, would ordinarily prevent a candidate from being re-elected.

Ordinarily, most budgets are a listing of expenditures under various main headings personnel, equipment, and supplies and the total is approved through the political process.

At one point, as Mirnyi prepared to loft the ball for his serve (a moment when even the most obstreperous crowd ordinarily goes silent), a fan elected to counsel Baghdatis on how to counter Mryni's net game.

In January of 1956, the President would not allow Nixon to attend a political-strategy dinner with the Administration's most important players: "Ordinarily you would be the first one I would ask," Eisenhower explained to him.

Adding to Brice's concern, some of his most experienced Sherpas, ordinarily exceedingly stoical men, approached him to say that the conditions on the mountain made them fear for their lives.

Ordinarily, most team members would not have known whether the signal was real.

Five of the tumour-positive livers were selected because they carried a modest tumour burden; these are the patients whose cancers are ordinarily most difficult to detect.

Most servers would ordinarily just disrupt the woman to serve her first.