True, Ryle acknowledges the influence of Moore's emphasis on common sense (and thus on ordinary language); true, he takes himself to be pursuing the type of philosophical investigation (exemplified by Russell's Theory of Descriptions) that involves uncovering the logical form of grammatically misleading expressions.
Page F1 FOR SUMMER, SOMETHING ORDINARY In true, dry British fashion, they've dubbed their basic bitter ale ordinary.
"It is one of the problems of biography that it seeks out the colourful and the dramatic at the expense of the ordinary and true," Tóibín observes.
It is also unclear what "ordinary course true-up" payments are, as it is not a common legal term.
The notes to Mr. Romney's financial disclosures in June reported what it called "ordinary course true-up" payments totaling just over $2 million in income in 2011.
But there's a big difference between an elite athlete and an ordinary one... True, but the techniques to improve are the same.
True, ordinary Americans are free to journey as tourists 12 miles down the Potomac to Mount Vernon's special holiday showing of George Washington's false teeth.
It is filled with scores of Israeli settlements, some 10,000 Israeli troops and numerous roadblocks and checkpoints that render true ordinary life impossible for the area's 2.5 million Palestinians.
"It is one of the signs of the highest power in a writer," Ruskin argued, "to check all such habits of thought, and to keep his eyes fixed firmly on the pure fact " — on the "ordinary, proper, and true appearance of things".
"It is one of the signs of the highest power in a writer," Ruskin argued, "to check all such habits of thought, and to keep his eyes fixed firmly on the _pure fact _" — on the "ordinary, proper, and true appearance of things".
