Sentence examples for ordinary support from inspiring English sources

He said she had been in witness protection for more than two years, adding: "This can properly be compared to house arrest, and I accept it had an especially intense effect on you, since you were psychologically vulnerable, you were in a state of conflict with your family, isolated and away from friends and any ordinary support".

Still, the shock of seeing ordinary support jobs going begging prompted this call for more attention to a somewhat obscure point.

Bit ­players, who made up some pretty ordinary supporting acts during the first week on ­Centre Court, and broken players, such as Maria Sharapova whose defeat last Wednesday suggested she might have hurried back too quickly after shoulder surgery, proliferate.

They have also become the prisoners of a purism that compels them to take beliefs to their logical conclusion even if the consequence is to offend ordinary voters (support for a woman's right to choose becomes support for abortion up to the moment of delivery).

"We are a popular armed force and ordinary people support us.

What Naipaul's statement does is raise the question: can ordinary criticism support his endorsement?

Many ordinary Japanese support Article 9, which they credit with keeping the country out of war for 68 years.

A likely majority of ordinary Egyptians support the army-backed regime, and were in favour of breaking up the Brotherhood's protests.

Many ordinary Russians support him because he represents stability and continuity of the status quo and, for now, that is mostly good for Russia's relations with the West.

The department, first led by novelist André Malraux, seeks to redouble arts awareness among ordinary people, support the creation of new art, and protect existing French forms and properties as wide-ranging as monuments and language.

Senator Richard C. Shelby, the senior Republican on the Select Committee on Intelligence, said Friday night that ordinary Americans support the thrust into Afghanistan, even if it marked the beginning of a much longer campaign.