Sentence examples for ordinary space from inspiring English sources
The phrase 'ordinary space' is a valid and usable phrase in written English
You can use it to refer to a location that is not particularly special or remarkable. For example, "I just need some ordinary space to think for a few minutes."
And you can't pretend this is just an ordinary space.
The torii, often painted bright red, demarcates the boundary between the sacred space of the shrine and ordinary space.
It seems like developers have found a way of glamorizing what might have been ordinary space and fetching an extra price for it.
This prompted the thought that two-dimensional surfaces could be considered as "spaces" with their own geometries, not just as Euclidean structures in ordinary space.
At their meeting here, scientists have had intense discussions about universes with as many as 11 dimensions in ordinary space and time.
Until about the middle of the 19th century, no one entertained the slightest suspicion that considerations like these might apply to three-dimensional space that ordinary space might contain extra dimensions that humans cannot experience directly.
The idea of the show was to suggest that the most ordinary spaces of human life, cleverly curated, could be made special.
Writer-director Farhadi has contrived a legal drama of absorbing complexity, with the restless camera – working within the ordinary spaces of flats and institutional corridors – reflecting a perpetual shifting of the moral viewpoint.
O terror he is dead!" Badiou, in his 1988 treatise, "Being and Event," writes, "There is a certain element of the detective novel in the Mallarméan enigma: an empty salon, a vase, a dark sea — what crime, what catastrophe, what enormous misadventure is indicated by these clues?" Mallarmé's poems preserve the ordinary spaces of bourgeois life.
The car park wasn't exactly full and there were plenty of other, ordinary spaces".
It demonstrates that ordinary spaces are a significant resource for both individuals and communities.
