ordinary-looking

• “But there were also many ordinary-looking white folks who acted like “shiftless” slaves.”

  Simon & Schuster: A Renegade History of the United States

• “LONDON — An ordinary-looking white flower from Japan may carry something quite extraordinary within its pale petals – the longest genome ever discovered.”

  The Huffington Post: Paris Japonica: Researchers Claim Simple White Flower Has World's Longest Genome

• “It's a kind of democracy of objects, where you can start your journey with the most valuable painting or with the most ordinary-looking brick," Mr. Small said.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Historical Society Joins Digital Age

• “Although he was an ordinary-looking man, Gauguin in some self-portraits exaggerated the bridge of his nose to give himself a just-out-of-the-jungle look.”

  The Wall Street Journal: A Dark Rebel in a Tahitian Paradise

• “We turn into a residential sidestreet and stop outside an ordinary-looking house.”

  The Guardian: News, the way the Libyan authorities want it to be reported

• “He's hard-nosed and deceptive with some of his moves, but he'll have to find someone who embraces his sometimes ordinary-looking style in order to receive a shot.”

  Wake Forest - Team Notes

• “The trio were ordinary-looking creatures, ill-clad and even ragged.”

  CHAPTER I

• “It was an ordinary-looking room located in an office building in northern Virginia.”

  The Huffington Post: Inside The CIA's 'Lethal Operation' Drone Strikes

• “An ordinary-looking house in a Bristol suburb, Naomi House is currently home to four women and their children.”

  The Guardian: Normal life as a mum after heroin

• “If you've got $20,000 to spend on a four-door family car, would you rather have the audaciously ordinary-looking Cruze or the bigger, quicker, more powerful and more generously equipped Sonata?”

  The Wall Street Journal: Brand-New and Almost Out of Date

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