Sentence examples for a conventional relationship from inspiring English sources

Therefore, this relationship must be a conventional relationship (saṃketa), the convention being established by God as part of his initial acts of creation.

But she was in search of a conventional relationship.

For Apatow, there's no such thing as a conventional marriage or a conventional relationship.

For Judd Apatow, there's no such thing as a conventional relationship.

He doesn't want them to have a conventional relationship, he just wants to tie her up and whip her in his "playroom" (which, oddly enough, is red, rather than grey).

Languages, which are made up of words, have an essential, not just a conventional, relationship to things; and the magical power of words and letters is greater if they come from an ancient and noble tongue, with Hebrew the most powerful of all since it is the original human language (OP 1 74).

It is two years later, and the narrator – still in Sofia, but older and wiser – has recovered from his obsession, settling instead for a more conventional relationship with a lover from his own income bracket.

Meanwhile, Anastasia just wants a vanilla (conventional) relationship, with maybe a touch of naughtiness.

Wish No. 1: that he and Lois (Erica Durrance) had a more conventional relationship.

In a more conventional relationship, this "bravado and posturing" (Leader's phrase) would almost certainly have proved disastrous.

The Democrats, for their part, have had a very conventional relationship with these voters.