Sentence examples for Quite conventionally from inspiring English sources

He was devout – quite conventionally devout.

His voice is soulful; there's Youtube footage of Woon in years past, playing guitar quite conventionally.

Bloch-Bauer's face has a slightly retroussé mouth - full lips, handsome without being quite conventionally so.

The last one was "Drawing Now: Eight Propositions" in 2002, which focused on young artists and defined drawing quite conventionally, as work in pencil, ink or paint on a flat surface, usually paper.

Though in some ways rather carelessly written and quite conventionally melodramatic, the novel grips hard, sustaining a genuinely disturbing atmosphere of gothic suspense, festooned with bejewelled strings of the peculiarly Wildean paradoxes that would soon make him the toast of the West End.

It would be foolish and reckless to act as though such freedoms can be afforded to lower-income black males who are already targeted when acting quite conventionally.

A remarkable, distinctive voice, deep enough to make a 20-year-old clench his toes with excitement; in appearance, striking rather than conventionally beautiful but, onstage, blessed with that natural god-given sexual attractiveness which no amount of acting artifice or cosmetic cunning can ever quite achieve.

It comes coupled with a quality that is not quite emotional intelligence as conventionally understood, but something rather deeper.

The finer of these latter bronzes, although it probably represents a mortal, has a supernatural glamour and a ferocity quite unlike the calm solemnity conventionally admired in Classical works.

Quite different to the more commercial, conventionally pretty elevated rail viaduct park Promenade Plantée in Paris.

However, it is quite impossible to know whether the conventionally stunned animal is feeling pain or not.