Sentence examples for ordinary expression from inspiring English sources

This marks the only time they give in to such an ordinary expression, but their grins are almost maniacal.

Their response is loyalty and obedience and observance of a cult (i.e., a system of religious beliefs and practices) whose ordinary expression is sacrifice, vow, and prayer at an altar, stone pillar, or sacred tree.

It is equally striking that the ordinary expression of intention for the future is 'I am going to do Anscombeombe 1963, p. 1), which looks like the assertoric expression of belief.

Repeating this review once a year, in the normal course, would keep it from seeming morbid - instead, it would be an ordinary expression of family responsibility.

There are moments when I feel a realm beyond ordinary expression, reaching out as if to close my hand around it, but then I would open my fist, to find... a butterfly within.

The hope then, is that the time has come where we recognize this moment for what it was, and what it should be: A simple and touching miracle, that those of us fighting for immigration reform hope will become just another ordinary expression of love between a father and his daughter.

"Ordinary expressions like 'expiration date'... will I outlive my Amex?

"It is well settled that a complaint alleging violations of the securities laws may not rely upon statements that are true, or constitute puffery or ordinary expressions of corporate optimism," Judge Preska wrote.

His conclusion is that these ordinary expressions do not have what might be called a precise logic.

The relationship between this formula and the ordinary English expression "f : ω → m is a bijection" is similar to that between Ω x) and "x is uncountable".

For all their complexity (and their relation to deep questions of the rights of the citizen and the responsibilities that a community can justifiably impose on the citizen), those considerations do not determine a standard that is more precise than a standard that could be expressed using such an ordinary vague expression as 'bald'bald