Sentence examples for a much more conventional from inspiring English sources

But then there was a much more conventional culture.

"I think Hillary is committed to a much more conventional approach," Obama said.

The Hubble carries a much more conventional mirror, which is about seven feet across.

Years later, when he was much more successful, he turned up again in a much more conventional car.

"Imperium, a much more conventional historical novel, presents itself as a lost biography, mentioned by Plutarch, written by Cicero's former slave, Tiro.

(When Carroll wanted to be moving, he wrote with a much more conventional Victorian lyricism, as in the prefatory and postscript verses to the Alice books).

How does he get from here, to here?" In the first version of Hamilton, which was written for the Public Theater, off-Broadway, Miranda combined song and speech in a much more conventional-looking show.

A romantic, lyrical -- and much more conventional -- film, "The Road Home" features a 20-year-old actress named Zhang Ziyi, who plays a beautiful, illiterate village girl enamored of the new village schoolteacher.

The only alternative is a huge increase in the much more conventional intrusions.

Afterwards the mildly shellshocked the crowd decanted to the festival's second stage, where Ngaiire, a tiny singer based in Sydney but from Papua New Guinea, provided much more conventional Sunday afternoon festival fare.

Partly as a reaction to this, Egan imagines that her next novel will be much more conventional.