Sentence examples for all too conventional from inspiring English sources

But in another sense, he's off to an all too conventional start.

But at least on matters economic, the speech was all too conventional.

If that is all too conventional for you, join The New York Post in laughing at the latest photo spread of Alex Rodriguez in Details magazine, highlighted by A-Rod's kissing his reflection in what might be the goofiest athlete photo shoot ever.

(Stiefel's filmmaking is all too conventional, with needless adornments of music, animations of drawings by Alper, and mercifully brief reënactments, but the artistry that he displays is at the human level, of establishing lines of communication with Alper that help a person who has trouble with language to speak confidently).

For Adam Place, this was all too conventional.

Even before it took to brandishing its "nuclear deterrent" at all-comers, South Koreans were living in the sights of thousands of artillery guns and missiles that could rain all-too conventional destruction on their cities.

She rejected all my book proposals as far too conventional (i.e., boring!) until one full moon night I made an imaginative leap.

It's less about one OR the other, and more about borrowing ideas from each, and mutually benefiting from the unique selling points of the third party fundraisers and embedding them in the all-too-staid conventional groups.

All too often, conventional novelists find themselves producing a version of what the art critic Harold Rosenberg called, about fifty years ago, "kitsch" — that is, the following of established rules at a time when artists are calling those rules into question.

Germans seem to him too conventional.

For David Rakowski, too, conventional sounds sufficed.