Sentence examples for ordinary patterns of from inspiring English sources
Religions aren't made from specially "religious" behaviour or thoughts, but from ordinary patterns of thought and behaviour which are assembled in particular ways.
Since her early days in Serbia, Abramović has put herself under extreme physical and mental duress to jolt viewers out of ordinary patterns of thinking.
Zen Buddhists are fond of pointing to insights that are already possessed but not recognized as such until their holder is shaken loose from ordinary patterns of thought.
By tracking mortality data as far back as 1985, the report provides the first statistical portrait of an epidemic that is transforming the ordinary patterns of life and death.
Timothy Leary, who famously told a generation of Americans to "turn on, tune in, drop out", claimed these "mind-expanding chemicals … acts as a chemical key – it opens the mind, frees the nervous system of its ordinary patterns and structures".
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Impulsivity is not regarded as a part of the ordinary symptom pattern of migraine, but the connection of migraine with bipolar disorders, and the finding of a high frequency of migraine (44%) among patients (predominantly men) with intermittent explosive disorder [ 49], suggest that impulsivity and/or mood dysregulation may be a common link between migraine and ADHD.
Their language approximates the patterns of ordinary speech.
Shaver (1907-1975) believed that long ago, before the advent of humans, there lived a race of titanic beings whose existence and customs can be read today in images suggested by the seemingly natural patterns of ordinary rocks.
The multitude of incidental day-to-day written matter on potsherds and papyrus, preserved by climatological quirks in Egypt, affords insights into the normal living patterns of ordinary people during the pharaonic, the Hellenistic (Ptolemaic), and the Roman periods.
It is a context that resembles some of the patterns of ordinary conversation but that is first and foremost oriented towards an overhearing audience, and hence, performed.
