Sentence examples for that we ordinarily from inspiring English sources

"I guess that I wanted to say that things that we ordinarily would see as quite fragile aren't necessarily that fragile," he says.

But in the midst of this crisis something else has been revealed that we ordinarily associate more with cultural life than with financial enterprise.

One way to interpret the trend in the "now-cast" is that, so far, Mr. Romney's bounce is hard to distinguish from the statistical noise that we ordinarily see in polls.

We have stated on several occasions that we ordinarily defer to the construction of a state statute given it by the lower federal courts unless such a construction amounts to plain error.

When we learn that, he says, "we learn that only by letting go our grip on all that we ordinarily find most precious -- our achievements, our plans, our loved ones, our very selves -- can we find, ultimately, the most profound freedom".

"I was astounded to see that by and large the growing churches are those that we ordinarily call conservative," said Ken Sanchagrin, director of the Glenmary Research Center and a professor and chairman of the department of sociology at Mars Hill College in Mars Hill, N.C.

This involves taking on an ontology that is larger than we ordinarily recognise, but that is not uncongenial to the perdurance theorist, who is happy to regard any, however spatiotemporally disconnected, region as containing a physical object (Quine 1960 171).

It is to say that, what we ordinarily take to be a thing's individual character or identity is best understood from three angles, so as to explode its unity.

Yet it seems relatively uncomplicated "in real life" to distinguish between the codings that affect how we ordinarily live (problematic as they may be) and other methods of manipulation or abuse.

The new memorandum states that "we believe it should ordinarily be presumed that the parents have incurred sufficient expenses" to qualify for the exemption as long as the child remains missing and no one else is legally qualified to take the deduction.

"It was magical opportunity to implement that which we ordinarily are only able to use as experiments," adds Wicked Pixels Craig Wesselss.