Sentence examples for a more conventional understanding from inspiring English sources

On a more conventional understanding of species, one can talk of various scientific laws that apply to them, such as the law that species that break apart frequently into geographically isolated groups are more likely to speciate, or evolve into new species.

The more conventional understanding of transactional sex and women's heightened vulnerability to HIV is explained through women's disproportionate economic disadvantage arising from gender discrimination.

Firstly, in line with more conventional understandings of social capital in the social sciences (rooted in Putnam, 2000; Putnam et al., 1993), we have focused not on family and kin relations, but on networks and norms in wider local community contexts.

Would he do a more conventional musical?

Van Sant originally planned a more conventional biopic.

Nabokov next tried a more conventional début.

A more conventional show came next.

A more conventional performance might produce a different impression.

"Who's Whose" is a more conventional lexicon.

Keith Tyson, 33, from Cumbria, takes a more conventional route.

They would have preferred a more conventional academic route.