Sentence examples for this ordinary sense from inspiring English sources

This ordinary sense of moral requirements is not easily accommodated within the context of Enlightenment empiricism and naturalism.

These examples show (in this ordinary sense of 'word') that the same word can be written or spoken, can have more than one correct spelling, can have more than one correct spelling at the same time, can have more than one sense at the same time and can have more than one correct pronunciation at the same time.

We might think that Janette is praiseworthy for having a completed a marathon, in the ordinary sense that anyone who completes a marathon is praiseworthy, but this is not a moral kind of praise.

"Not in the ordinary sense.

That's not dance music in the ordinary sense.

Photosensitive plastic plates are not etched in the ordinary sense.

Of course, mine had been consummated in the ordinary sense.

She is, of course, but not in the ordinary sense.

This is not the stress that results from parents on overload, at least not in the ordinary sense.

I knew what I was doing, but not really, not in the ordinary sense.

So Caroline Kennedy isn't private in the ordinary sense of the word.