"ordinary sentence" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to describe a basic, straightforward statement that is not particularly remarkable or complex. Example: "She wrote an ordinary sentence on the whiteboard for her students to practice with." In this sentence, the phrase "ordinary sentence" is used to describe a simple and unremarkable statement that the teacher wrote on the whiteboard.
That's an ordinary sentence.
Bohince is a poet of fragments — not the scraps of history and literature that Eliot shored against his ruins, but ordinary sentence fragments.
Sometimes, she gave a glance to the side before she embarked on the next ordinary sentence destined to end on a momentous note: "Let's all come together in a national campaign — like none other".
Time and again a seemingly ordinary sentence will have contradicted itself by its end; the conjunction "and" is as likely to lead to a denial as to a continuation of meaning; there are false abuttings and leaky grammatical joints.
The great problem for Dr. Hirsch is not so much teaching children to successfully decode words -- though Core Knowledge has a strong foundation in phonics instruction -- as it is arming them with enough knowledge of words and things so that they won't be thwarted by the information contained in an ordinary sentence.
On this view, questions about "the" logical form of an ordinary sentence are in part questions about which conventions one should adopt.
Ordinary sentences require a verb, whereas they do not require any other part of speech.
Instead, we ended up discussing two or three ordinary sentences by Proust.
In terms of an example where ordinary sentences are the signs, the immediate interpretant will involve something like our recognition of grammatical categories, syntactic structures and conventional rules of use.
In Blakely v. Washington he required juries and not judges find, beyond a reasonable doubt, all facts that trigger sentences above ordinary sentencing-guidelines ranges.
Try eating peanut butter, then practice saying ordinary sentences.
