The phrase "ordinary thinking" is perfectly usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an opinion that is typical, commonplace, or basic. For example, "Although his ideas about income inequality were quite radical, they were an improvement on the ordinary thinking of the time."
It's being ordinary, thinking of a game controller peripheral much as PC makers think of Thrustmaster joysticks, and missing a big opportunity.
Frank Landamore Lewes, East Sussex The Chilcot inquiry report has confirmed what the ordinary thinking person already knew both before and after the war in Iraq, but what we still don't know is what exactly happened to Dr Kelly?
It was the kind of "out of the ordinary" thinking that Disney needed, he said, to revive its consumer products division, which had been eroding since its peak in 1997.
But, you need to snap out of the ordinary thinking and look at the bigger picture.
Mr. Lukas's works are philosophically engaging because they call attention to gaps in ordinary thinking.
Free will is the close cousin to the idea of the soul" (Current Biology 18, 2008).[2] They use a definition of free will that they take to be demanded by ordinary thinking and philosophical theory.
Magee later went over to the BBC and presented two extraordinary series, Men of Ideas (1978) and The Great Philosophers (1987), and a very ordinary one, Thinking Aloud.
It will be days before the full implications of his performance are clear, but whatever success Obama has is due in large part to the sheer audacity of ordinary people thinking extraordinary thoughts.
Because it's often insisted that St . Petersburg as described, is not suited for considerations given for ordinary games, thinking sensibly about it requires modifications in the way it would work modifications we would expect if this game were really offered in casinos.
Who knows, it just might get us ordinary people thinking about root level questions for a change instead of arguing about (or recoiling from) all the political triviality we're spoon fed on a daily basis.
Most folks who are interested in keeping a lively discussion on spiritual values going in our increasingly secularized culture will welcome this film with open arms, glad that someone finally made something that has enough commercial potential to get ordinary folks thinking about issues normally reserved for late-night dorm discussions in conservative seminaries.
