Sentence examples for a conventional sort from inspiring English sources

But it is a conventional sort of virtuosity, in the service of a conventional exoticism.

No virus of a conventional sort can act in this way.

Child abduction is a very rare thing, and the child abduction which promises to turn into a gripping narrative of a conventional sort is rarer still.

Regulation of a conventional sort may not restore trust, of course: indeed it may, as Mr Tomlinson says, accelerate the divide between heavily regulated public companies and lightly regulated hedge funds and private equity markets.

Along the way there is some amusing fun of a conventional sort involving an encounter with Andy Warhol (I'll leave you to guess whether he's an alien or another Man in Black).

"The artists who have moved into the touring model early on and have been making dances within a conventional sort of format — I'm not going to talk to them about reprising work.

Giving away the deliriously giddy final coup de théâtre would not be fair to the company, but needless to say, it includes a lovely ballet of a more conventional sort and a feat of stagecraft that reveals the beauty in everyday movement while paying tribute to the most solitary people of all: the audience.

The danger is that by avoiding bust now, he could simply ensure another bust, of a more conventional sort, in a couple of years' time.

Oficio de Angel (1989; "Angel's Trade"), an autobiographical narrative, is a more conventional sort of novel.

The American Classical Orchestra claims venerability of a more conventional sort.

But justice, as it often is in courts of a more conventional sort, was put off for another day.