Sentence examples for as conventionally from inspiring English sources

Each shot is as conventionally framed as a picture postcard.

In some respects it is a book of fiction, but not as conventionally understood.

They allow people to start life as full human beings.' Yunus believes that capitalism, as conventionally understood, must change.

That is the opposite of Darwinism as conventionally understood.

Balance and reason, as conventionally defined, somehow end up looking a little crazy.

In fact, a certified product functions exactly the same as conventionally produced ones.

The heavily globalized avenue is about as conventionally bland a place as there is in Paris.

She's not as conventionally attractive as Keira, but she's a terrifically subtle actress.

What "Marienbad" meant — its content, as conventionally understood — was not the issue.

Yet, in his new guise, he doesn't labor to come across as conventionally masculine.

These distinctions are critical because organic monocultures farmed on big plantations can be just as resource-inefficient and socially destructive as conventionally-farmed plantations.