Sentence examples for averse to conventional from inspiring English sources
Averse to conventional illustration, he favored cues that penetrate the mind almost unconsciously, through minimal means.
He was so averse to conventional business hierarchies that he would usually choose to sit at the middle rather than the head of the table during business meetings.
Unpromising subjects, apparently ugly scenes, attract Kleinzahler in part thanks to his temperament, so averse to conventional prettiness, and in part because they offer a challenge: "two snails" crawling along "the inside of a Granny Goose / Hawaiian-style potato chips," "cool among shadows and cellophane," require all his skills before we, too, can find them interesting.
After months of campaigning as an outsider averse to the conventional trappings of a political campaign, Trump is now moving to a structure that will be much more familiar to the establishment he has so often railed against.
Conventional wisdom states that transit riders are averse to transfers and that consequently bus networks should be designed to limit their number.
They are averse to cheating.
Herbal gerbils: averse to nicotine.
— hacks," averse to "honest debate".
Other Chinese companies are averse to publicity.
Russia and China, normally averse to sanctions, assented.
