Sentence examples for most ordinary experiences from inspiring English sources

One of the most "ordinary" experiences that the circadian novel follows is the noticing of time.

They miss the enrichment that just a basic knowledge of the physical world can bring to the most ordinary experiences.

Twitter may have grown astonishingly fast in its six years of existence, with around half a billion users worldwide, but using or understanding it doesn't yet fall within most "ordinary" experiences.

For example, Robert Kane (1999: 218; cf. 1996 83 5), a leading incompatibilist, reports that in his experience "most ordinary persons start out as natural incompatibilists," and "have to be talked out of this natural incompatibilism by the clever arguments of philosophers".

Everyone with a modicum of employment experience knows that most ordinary employees cannot individually "bargain" over their wages.

The meditations on turning ordinary experiences into "perfect moments" is perhaps the most useful guidance he offers those not yet facing the timetable he confronted.

"I am the most ordinary Muscovite," he said at Tyoply Stan in a common refrain, adding that he experiences firsthand the shortcomings in transportation, housing, education and health care.

When I first came out I had to teach myself to do the most ordinary things, like going to the shops.' She believes she was lucky to survive the prison experience at all.

She was the most ordinary aunt,.

But this has delighted most ordinary Kenyans.

"She is the most ordinary person.