Sentence examples for supposedly ordinary from inspiring English sources

It is not alone in making this transformation.The reality TV show "Big Brother", which starred supposedly ordinary (but actually very odd) members of the public, spawned "Celebrity Big Brother", where the contestants were just as peculiar but better-known.

When a magical place becomes not magical, it helps me realize that so many of the supposedly ordinary places in my life are also quite special, I've just gotten too familiar with them to notice.

This, too, seems like a different world, but a vibrant, relentlessly curious one in which young photographers, encouraged by creative curators and editors, were finding new ways of representing the supposedly ordinary.

It's an attitude all too easy to parody — not every disappointing weekend getaway is a ritual battle between archetypes — but in the strongest of Glück's earlier poems, one sees how monstrous desires penetrate and determine our supposedly ordinary behavior, inciting quiet violence that we don't even recognize as damage.

Duffy stands, supposedly, for ordinary wisdom and speak-your-mind decency.

Though his manner is smooth and smiley, he rails without cease against the greedy corporations that supposedly make ordinary Americans' lives miserable.

In effect, these philosophers challenged the cogency of the intuitive ideas that the ordinary person supposedly has about independent existence.

Armed with a new law, the government has gone ahead with its plans to confiscate 804 farms, supposedly for redistribution to ordinary Zimbabweans.

In theory, all of them should have gained from the burning desire of ordinary voters supposedly thirsting for a leftwing socialist alternative, but shock horror it was the centre-leaning Tories who came second to the SNP.

(i), (ii) and Leibniz's Law entail that in an illusory experience one is directly aware of an F thing which is non-identical to the ordinary object supposedly being perceived.

The point is that (i) and (ii) tell us that in an illusory experience one is aware of an F thing, but the ordinary object supposedly being perceived is not F, thus the F thing one is aware of and the ordinary object are not identical, by Leibniz's Law.