Sentence examples for much more ordinary from inspiring English sources

Always at stake: will being apart offer release, or make them that much more ordinary?

"Most people's interest in music is much more ordinary and much more everyday.

One might equally think of something much more ordinary, like shaving nicks, or something spilled on a tablecloth.

The version that will actually be built, to the designs of other architects, are much more ordinary.

"Murdoch didn't ruin The Wall Street Journal; he just rendered it into a much more ordinary paper," he said.

Their sheer numbers mean that the marinas of the world are just that much more crowded and the views that much more ordinary.

The ensuing jurisprudence of counterterrorism would look much more like ordinary public law.

Open to artists demonstrating "much more than ordinary intellectual and literary gifts". Fellows are selected more "for promise than for performance". Fellowships are for one academic year and provide the opportunity to pursue an independent project.

Open to artists demonstrating "much more than ordinary intellectual and literary gifts," the Hodder Fellowship is awarded to several artists more "for promise than for performance," enabling them to pursue an independent project for one academic year.

Hodder Fellowship provides for a humanist "with much more than ordinary intellectual and literary gifts" When Harley saw his father, Calvin Wind Soldier, and his brother, Duane, in dreams, they were wearing crowns of glass.

Catastrophe or "cat"—bonds yield investors much more than ordinary bonds; but in the event of the catastrophe insured against, the investor forfeits all or part of the principal.