Sentence examples for should be ordinary from inspiring English sources

Theirs is a love that should be ordinary and that only the legal and moral prejudices against homosexuality that prevailed in 1952 renders different from other love stories.

The argument that this should be ordinary income rests on the notion that hedge fund managers earn these fees from their labor, just like other workers get a salary for theirs and are taxed at ordinary income rates.

I believe that all first degrees should be ordinary degrees, similar to those offered by US liberal arts colleges, and these should be less specialist than what is now offered.

As with Kafka's protagonists, the Sebaldian narrator is easily thrown off balance by what should be ordinary negotiations: booking a hotel room, driving down the New Jersey Turnpike, sitting in a London railway station, taking a train in Germany.

The other question is how hard it might be for them to explain to any grandchildren they might have why their wedding announcement was noteworthy at all, when things that should be ordinary finally are.

Judged by the title (Sutra of Huineng), publishing agency and introduction to the translation, the target readers of the translation should be ordinary English readers who may be interested in the story and ideas of Huineng who is described as 'perhaps the most respected and beloved figure in Zen Buddhism' (from the blurb of the translation).

An elderly taxi-driver – normally the acme of self-employed indignation – praised Corbyn's passionate insistence that it should not be ordinary people who pay for the excesses of the bankers.

During development Bay proposed that its reptilian heroes shouldn't be ordinary turtles which have been exposed to radiation, as they were in numerous comics, cartoons and films in the 1980s and 1990s.

That flour should, I think, be ordinary plain flour – ours tends to be lower in protein than American flours, which makes it ideal for muffin-making.

Surely, the labour party should be encouraging ordinary people to keep themselves out of financial difficulty?

"Becoming a citizen of the UK should be no ordinary matter.