Sentence examples for ordinarily understand from inspiring English sources

[2] In an influential article, Joshua Greene and Jonathan Cohen, similarly conclude, "Free will, as we ordinarily understand it, is an illusion".

They reach this conclusion in part by assuming that people ordinarily understand free will and responsibility to require dualism (i.e., a non-physical soul) and libertarianism (i.e., powers to cause decisions without being caused to do so).

But citizens do not ordinarily understand things this way; to most people, more debt is more debt, regardless of whether it's held by government or the private sector, and it scares them.It would take a lot of political effort and expertise to shift these attitudes, for American or European voters, and for the most part the political parties aren't trying to do that.

Folkbiology is the interdisciplinary perspective on how people ordinarily understand the biological world (Medin and Atran 1999).

First, one could still follow Hudson and argue that even if we ordinarily understand counting sentences this way, we do still know how to count by identity.

The Problem of Perception is that if illusions and hallucinations are possible, then perception, as we ordinarily understand it, is impossible.

But the law is ordinarily understood as a system of neutral principles consistently applied.

Data transmitted over an unencrypted Wi-Fi link, it concluded, is not "readily accessible to the general public", as the terminology is ordinarily understood.

Miranda was held for nine hours under schedule 7 of the UK's terror laws, which give enormous discretion to stop, search and question people who have no connection with "terror", as ordinarily understood.

The Stoics (philosophers of nature and morality) opted for a form of naturalistic monotheism, whereas the philosopher Epicurus (341 270 bce) was skeptical of religion as ordinarily understood and practiced, though he did not deny that there were gods who, however, had no transactions with human beings.

So pains, as ordinarily understood, do not exist.