Sentence examples for Conventional feeling from inspiring English sources

The desire to please conventional feeling, to bribe an easy taste with light anecdotage and technical finesse, is everywhere patent.

The conventional feeling about G.D.P. is that the more it grows, the better a country and its citizens are doing.

The music of Act 1 is essentially conventional in expression, and conventional feeling is tellingly parodied in certain of the arias; but the arias of Act 2 are on a deeper and more personal level.

She said that the conventional feeling about the suit was, " 'You shouldn't take on the big boys.' I said that if someone thought it was wrong that I stood up for my rights, I wouldn't want to work with them anyway". The fact was that, after she filed the suit, Welch wasn't working at all.

Society, which incorporates guilt and shame to anything other than "conventional," is feeling a shake in boundaries with the new eye-opening book "Shameless," a self-discovering memoir by Pamela Madsen.

What's more, while the patients with conventional amputation reported feeling disconnected to the prosthesis, the AMI patient quickly described feeling that the bionic ankle and foot had become a part of their own body.

What bound them together was their break from conventional journalism, the feeling they were fighting for new ways of reporting.

"That idea that it starts out feeling conventional and then becomes very crazy, a lot of people aren't prepared for the absurd part," adds Showalter.

While each of these stories leaves a vivid impression, some have stayed with me in an especially visceral way: "Impersonators," for instance, which starts out feeling conventional, explodes our expectations.

And for all the playing with form — as in the puppet-musical episode, "Intro to Felt Surrogacy" — it did seem that some sort of concessions were being made to conventional narrative and feeling.

In the initial urban EV deployment phases, there will be many social, psychological, perceptual and emotional barriers to overcome; worry and skepticism result from switching to a new technology after being used to conventional vehicles, also feelings of lost freedom arise due to the limited range and the possible recharging issues for EVs.