Sentence examples for ordinary kind from inspiring English sources

This badness was of no ordinary kind.

Cotton-industry officials say it is virtually impossible to tell organic cotton from the ordinary kind.

However, GM maize seems to be no more so than the ordinary kind.

When I started in politics I was just an ordinary kind of guy.

The shadow banking system was as important to the economy as the ordinary kind, but was far more vulnerable.

In this "presentness," he says, is our salvation, a mystical thought but, as he sees it, of an ordinary kind.

At Talking Philosophy, Russell Blackford considers the view that there is no meaningful distinction at all between "enhancement" and ordinary kinds of "therapy, healthcare, or medical treatment".

The argument these movies implicitly make — on behalf of their eccentric, vulnerable characters and also against bigger, coarser, more ordinary kinds of cinema — is for the supreme value of idiosyncrasy.

These kinds were embraced in the Parmenides (esp. Parmenides 130b), but they seem markedly different from ordinary kinds like the sophist and statesman.

"He shows him as an ordinary man, kind, funny, flawed, shrewd, idealistic, yearning for a better world.

Ordinary writing the kind you read for fun seeks to delight (and, sometimes, to delight and instruct).