Sentence examples for resembling ordinary from inspiring English sources
The phrase "resembling ordinary" is not correct and may lead to confusion in written English
It could be used when trying to describe something that has similarities to what is considered ordinary, but it lacks clarity. Example: "The painting had a unique style, yet it was resembling ordinary landscapes."
In other states the situation is usually reversed, with state Supreme Court judges increasingly resembling ordinary politicians in partisan mudfights.
Cold type is the expression used, particularly in the United States, to describe a simple and economic method of preparing text by machines resembling ordinary typewriters but capable of producing justified lines in type that varies in width according to the letter involved.
One or two seasons is reasonable – clubs need some assistance in adjusting from the stratospheric salaries in the Premier League to something resembling ordinary life – the current number of four is plainly ridiculous.
Compositionally, the asteroid's surface resembles ordinary chondrite meteorites.
The most basic kind is electrically conductive, such as Textronics' "textro-yarn", a slightly elastic material that resembles ordinary fabric.
Verticals or map prints resemble ordinary black-and-white maps, but are more accurate and more revealing.
Made with loops of durable vinyl yarn — "an amazing material," he said, that resembles ordinary carpet — it can be rinsed off easily when it gets dirty.
Although their structure mimics the conventional fair, they can vary," says Allmond. "Some can resemble ordinary online directories, while others offer sophisticated 3D-based technology".
The implementation of shared spaces or "naked streets", such as Exhibition Road in Kensington, resemble ordinary, suburban streets in Mumbai, where different road users jostle for position but somehow manage to negotiate their routes.
They planned to use the powdered soft drink Tang as a 'fuel' to release the explosive properties of the HP, and drops of food colouring to make the liquid bombs resemble ordinary soft drinks.
Sharks differ from other elasmobranchs, however, and resemble ordinary fishes, in the fusiform shape of their body and in the location of their gill clefts on each side of the head.
