Sentence examples for ordinarily tend from inspiring English sources

One reply (section 3.4) is that, philosophically interesting discourses aside, we engage in make-believe and fiction more often than we ordinarily tend to think.

Making a permanent magnet requires the same process again, at a larger scale: individual magnetic atoms in a crystal ordinarily tend to line up with their north poles alternating up and down, so the crystal as a whole is not magnetic.

Ainsworth said, "Oh, my goodness!" Ordinarily, I tend to be nervous if I am riding in a car driven by someone else.

Ordinarily, we tend to think of non-violence, just like kindness and empathy, as a form of weakness.

Democrats, usually skeptical of free trade, generally want to lift the embargo, while ordinarily trade-friendly Republicans tend to want to retain it.

Ordinarily, for structural applications ceramics tend to be expensive replacements for other materials, such as metals, polymers, and composites.

So ordinarily, discussions of VP picks tend to be a bit dull, and are mostly just a way for presidential campaigns to keep themselves in the news and send various signals to their bases; it seems unlikely that Hillary Clinton will actually pick Elizabeth Warren as her running mate but just the fact that the two of them made a show about it got liberals fired up.

Head cancer is ordinarily diagnosed by surgeons, and surgeons tend to believe in surgery.

Ordinarily, when unemployment shoots up wages do not tend to fall: they simply grow more slowly.

Ordinarily I don't do much browsing; I tend to know what I'm looking for.

These strains do not ordinarily mate with each other, and their hybrid offspring tend to show abnormal growth.