Sentences with phrase «just ordinary kinds»

And I entered their house and I saw that it was very tastefully decorated and that there was no evidence on the lower floors, at least the main floor, that there was any kind of connection with mathematics or science; the [re] were just ordinary kinds of pictures, but very, very tasteful.

And although some mothers only present with mild to moderate symptoms, most mothers who experience it characterize it as much more than just any ordinary kind of itching.

I find it hard to describe myself simply I am just a ordinary kind of guy nothing like what I look like.

Not exact matches

They were familiar with the fact of deception, both of the ordinary sort, where some malicious individual presents as truth what actually is false, and of the more insidious kind referred to just now that was attributed to the interference of an unfriendly spirit.

Now, just recently, John Day has attained a kind of uniqueness ordinary men can only dream about while reading the back panel of their box of breakfast Wheaties.

My son's youth league squad has backup CBs — not Wenger — he is just too smart for that kind of ordinary idea — backup defenders are just so «yesterday».

Previously, our main clue that X and Y had a common ancestry was that they swap a few small sections during one kind of cell division, just as pairs of ordinary chromosomes swap much larger chunks.

Lum was interested in bias in the crime data — not political or racial bias, just the ordinary statistical kind.

In an ordinary year, Three Billboards, which won the Toronto audience award, the Globes, the SAG, and just won the London Film Critics is looked down upon by the film critics for its lack of political attention to police brutality — which is a serious subject, even though the film's main thrust is about broken, fucked up people fumbling towards some kind of redemption (which they never find).

It has the same kind of slipshod, kitchen - sink feel of A Life Less Ordinary, and in the end it just doesn't come together.

From the kind that are utterly zombiefied by the mundanity of life, to just ordinary people having a ho - hum day, and could use a small dose of «ZIIIING» to perk them up.

He's just being doing it for 60 years; he just has just a small, plain, dingy, ordinary, low - key sushi bar with ten seats in a Tokyo subway, the kind you'd probably just walk by without stopping if you saw it.

I guess the people who accuse Dr. Mann just want to crucify him in the media just so they can confuse ordinary people, they don't want to have to defend their indefensible lies in any kind of investigative / legal process where Ph.D. s would be looking at the evidence presented by both sides.

But the ordinary use of this kind of hardware — the programming of it — is a literary art, just because all of the Turing machine, the operations, and the program are abstractions.