Sentence examples for ordinarily try from inspiring English sources

Besides his patience, Mr. Burns is known for his candor about his hearing loss, a condition that an executive might ordinarily try to hide.

The intention to go shopping on Wednesday, for instance, is not a state that would or should be abandoned upon ascertaining or confirming that one has not (yet) gone shopping on Wednesday; rather a person with such an intention will ordinarily try to bring the world into alignment with the intention, by going shopping when Wednesday comes around.

Ordinarily, trying to absorb the details of the mortgage mess is like taking a fistful of Ambien.

It was the kind of hit that a brute like Lindros would have ordinarily tried to shrug off.

And, once faced with a manuscript, an editor ordinarily tries to facilitate a writer's vision, to recommend changes — deletions, additions, transpositions — that best serve the work.

And, once faced with a manuscript, an editor ordinarily tries to facilitate a writer's vision, to recommend changes deletions, additions, transpositions that best serve the work.

Is there a way I can get the program to import only the new pictures on the card? A. Apple's iPhoto 2 software for organizing and editing digital images ordinarily tries to import every photo it finds on your camera automatically.

Ordinarily, I try to choose blog topics that might be useful to almost everybody.

Ordinarily, I try not to allow my wine drinking to be constrained by the calendar.

"Ordinarily, I would try to manage something like this.

Ordinarily city officials try desperately to keep industries from crossing the river, especially the ones deemed integral to New York's image.