I can't see that the war makes such a lot of difference, to ordinary people.
What difference does the war make, after all--to ordinary people?
People began to write books to be read as well as looked at by ordinary people.
The second stage consists in repeating the said logion vocally with an inner conviction based upon conventional imitation (as in the case of ordinary people), or some form of reasoning (as in the case of an intellectual theist).
This is quite unlike the conviction of ordinary people or that of an intellectual theist.
To ordinary people Jesus is at once intelligible--far more so than the explanations of him.
There were many who used the phrase in one or other form; but it is always bad criticism to give to the words of genius the value or the connotation they would have in the lips of ordinary people.
It is an eccentricity in this sense, that its mental centre does not coincide with that of ordinary people.
Ordinary people, if bred in the same neighborhood and class, are sure to have a great fund of ideas in common, all those ideas that constitute the local common sense.
I want to bring religion home to ordinary people, not to segregate it.
These books quickened the emotions of ordinary people on the subject; and public sentiment is of course the pulse of legislation.
This observation is indubitably correct and significant, but I think Schwarz wrong to have limited his description to ordinary people; it is true also of very complex natures.
With regard to the senses of criminals, Lombroso and Ottolenghi have asserted that they are duller than those of ordinary people.
We need only to observe the influence of imaginal movements on powerful minds in order to see clearly what influence even their weak reflection may have on ordinary people.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "ordinary people" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
