Sentence examples for almost conventional from inspiring English sources

"That's become almost conventional wisdom".

It seems almost conventional that Europe is facing the process of population ageing.

It is almost conventional wisdom that creative teams need open, comfortable offices.

Once you have walked around the block a couple of times, it seems almost conventional.

In the multicultural world of contemporary Shakespeare production, that makes the show almost conventional.

Compared with "Einstein" and its successor, "Satyagraha," the opera seems almost conventional in its procession of narrative tableaus.

And the car industry has inched closer; the required electronics are in wide use in hybrid cars, which combine small batteries and small electric motors with almost-conventional gasoline drivetrains.

In the context of the conference, that was a pertinent memory, because what some of us were in Denmark to consider is the now almost-conventional wisdom about British identity: that it rose and fell with the empire, and with the empire's going the United Kingdom will almost inevitably break up.

The basic technique underpinning all his work is almost sacrilegiously conventional.

The Brand challenges almost every conventional notion we have of crime and punishment.

By almost any conventional measure, Jazz at Lincoln Center has been an astounding success.