Sentence examples for ordinary lay from inspiring English sources

Successive polls have shown a palpable indifference to the Pope's visit among non-Catholics and a growing gulf between the Pope's teachings and the opinions of ordinary lay Catholics in Britain.

Ma et al. (2008, 2009) reported the 6 × 19 IWS right lang lay and right ordinary lay rope models with ANSYS software.

Practice was construed as observance of the monastic code and meditative practices, and withdrawal from ordinary lay life was itself seen as a crucial step in breaking the bonds of samsaric existence.

"The law states that the use of a copyrighted image is transformative based on the ordinary lay observer's sense of if the new work is different and how different it is.

While doctors, the majority of whom were men, continued to be implicated in abortion offences following the Bourne ruling, it was ordinary lay women practitioners who were overwhelmingly tried and convicted as abortionists and were the target of the fiercest criticism and public vilification.

Contrary to what we might expect, rather than something out of the ordinary, lying is a part of everyday social interaction.

In George Orwell's Looking Back on the Spanish War, he wrote: Early in life I had noticed that no event is ever correctly reported in a newspaper, but in Spain, for the first time I saw newspaper reports which did not bear any relation to the facts, not even a relationship which is implied in an ordinary lie.

Also, in analogy with the ordinary Lie theory [11, 12], we derive algebraically the generating function of the generalized q-Bessel function.

In the ordinary Lie theory, matrix elements T s m of the complex motion group in the representation are typically defined by the expansions [7 9] e α E + e β E − e τ H f m = ∑ s = − ∞ ∞ T s m f s. (42).

Read the official episode description for "No Ordinary Lie" below.

The ordinary lie is what's likely to grip viewers; just ask Dr. House, whose motto is "Everybody lies".