Sentence examples for as conventionally worn from inspiring English sources
Participants will be asked to wear the Omron HJ 750 ITC pedometer, attached to the left or right hip as conventionally worn in most studies [ 39], by both INT and CTL in weeks 1 and 12 respectively.
They allow people to start life as full human beings.' Yunus believes that capitalism, as conventionally understood, must change.
Traditionalists considered this a fashion faux pas, as a white tie is conventionally only worn with a white waistcoat and tails.
In April 2013, an Israeli court ruled that the women had the right to pray at the Western Wall and could legally wear prayer shawls conventionally only worn by Orthodox men.
That is the opposite of Darwinism as conventionally understood.
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.
In fact, a certified product functions exactly the same as conventionally produced ones.
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.
Free time, as conventionally defined, cannot be regarded in this discussion as synonymous with leisure.
