Sentence examples for ordinarily drawn from inspiring English sources

Members of the dissertation reading committee are ordinarily drawn from the University oral examination committee.

That accomplishment would not ordinarily draw much notice.

Runoffs ordinarily draw fewer than half as many voters as the elections they follow.

A perfunctory shout-out like this would ordinarily draw little notice, except that, the following morning, federal agents led Silver off in handcuffs.

Mr. Blumenauer has spent a lot of time on another issue that ordinarily draws little attention: the federally subsidized flood insurance program.

Now, this is not how I myself ordinarily draw.

His frank discussion of the problems that bedevil the country would ordinarily have drawn a hostile reception from the government and its supporters.

It's part of a broad outreach strategy, formed over the last several years, to shake off decades of hardened Harley attitude -- within the company and without -- and open the brand to people who might not ordinarily be drawn to Harley's traditional loud, heavy, expensive motorcycles.

These are the sort of conflicts of interest and questionable practices that would ordinarily be drawing considerable attention in the media as Donald Trump prepares for his inauguration.

Given this Court's decisions in consent to search cases such as Schneckloth v. Bustamonte, 412 U.S. 218 (1973), and Florida v. Bostick, 501 U.S. 429 (1991), however, I suspect that the Ohio Supreme Court may not have homed in on the implication ordinarily to be drawn from a state court's reliance on the Federal Constitution.

To promote an "ecological nationalism" linked to martial patriotism, Meyerson invents a new set of foundational heroes for environmentalism, drawn from an institution ordinarily claimed by conservatives.