Sentence examples for the ordinarily from inspiring English sources
adverb
In accordance with normal custom or routine; as a matter of established occurrence.
The ordinarily dour McConnell said he was "hopeful and optimistic".
The program highlights the ordinarily unnoticeable control a computer has over the data we feed it.
In the title role, the ordinarily charismatic baritone Mariusz Kwiecien seemed remote and underpowered.
But the ordinarily laconic lad had looked really happy while he was here, hadn't he?
The ordinarily hyper-sarcastic Russian press, for its part, has been unnervingly straitlaced about the news.
The litigation represents a rare public dust-up in the ordinarily genteel world of philanthropy.
The comments knocked the ordinarily smooth White House press operation back on its heels.
The ordinarily implacable Mr. Goldwire screamed that he had not, records show.
Things rarely go wrong here – even the ordinarily timid Lonely Planet recommends hitchhiking.
Mr. Axelrod said the deaths took a toll on the ordinarily even-keeled president.
Charities, as much as any business, are hurting as even the ordinarily generous cut back.
