Sentence examples for ordinary course of life from inspiring English sources

"The regular Neediest Cases Fund seeks to help people whose poverty arises in the ordinary course of life".

But Stuart omits to say that Cheyne did not prescribe vegetarianism universally: he reckoned that someone following an ordinary course of life might healthily consume half a pound of "Flesh Meat" a day.

In 1993, Oliver Sacks wrote, "A neurologist's life is not systematic, like a scientist's, but it provides him with novel and unexpected situations, which can become windows, peepholes, into the intricacy of nature — an intricacy that one might not anticipate from the ordinary course of life".

John Locke, in his "Letter Concerning Toleration" (1689), still the best manifesto on the division of church and state, says the civil authorities should forbid only that which is "not lawful in the ordinary course of life, nor in any private house".

The burdens of judgment are the many "hazards involved in the correct (and conscientious) exercise of our powers of reason and judgment in the ordinary course of political life," (Rawls 1996, 55 56) which explain how reasonable and rational people will permanently disagree about many matters of value and ethics.

Yet I can't help but think that in the ordinary course of college life, in tens of thousands of classrooms and courses around the country, there's a whole lot of sensitive material being presented, discussed and reflected upon.

The projects and politics of militarism and imperialism, of racial and cultural rivalries, of monopolies, restrictions, and exclusion... appeared to exercise almost no influence at all on the ordinary course of social and economic life, the internationalization of which was nearly complete in practice".