Sentence examples for perhaps ordinary from inspiring English sources

Perhaps ordinary opera lovers who had paid for their tickets?

And although perhaps ordinary Arab citizens feel less fear of their oppressors, they have come to know other kinds of fear: fear of chaos and fear of each other.

COI (conflict of interest) is becoming BAU (business as usual) and perhaps ordinary people like me need to come to grips with the reality that in all honesty, as long as the right people are happily lining their pockets, nobody cares.

After its Google News search returned more than 43,000 results for the search "Hollande + Normal", and more than 88,000 for "President + normal", the site launched a "No 'Normal' Day", hashtagged on Twitter, in which it beseeched journalists to broaden their vocabulary, asking did they really mean "normal", or perhaps "ordinary", "natural", "sober", "honest" or "reasonable"?

But perhaps ordinary users and system designers alike can protect ourselves to some degree by learning to think like a scammer.

We can define hermeneutic fictionalism as the view that mathematicians (and perhaps ordinary folk) intend their mathematical talk to be taken as a form of fiction; more specifically, the view here is that, according to ordinary mathematical intentions, singular terms like '3' are not supposed to refer, and sentences like '3 is prime' are not supposed to be true.

After a person enters the code, a vintage card from 1952 might randomly appear, or perhaps an ordinary one from last year.

After that, perhaps even ordinary investors will be given the chance to own a slice of the artificial heart, as Pouletty believes the company could be floated once the opportunity becomes available.

Perhaps our ordinary experience of motion does, after all, consist of nothing but momentary static snapshots – in accord with Cinematic antirealism – but these momentary experiences seem dynamic thanks to the activation of the 'pure motion' mechanism in our visual system.

It is possible that Jesus' last meal was a regular, but perhaps not ordinary, meal.

The agency used the maps to pick out areas on the bottom of the Gulf of Mexico that seemed out of the ordinary – perhaps a shipwreck, but maybe just a pile of sediment – so that NOAA could look more closely.