Sentence examples for back as conventional from inspiring English sources

Although you've probably pushed it as far back as conventional methods of repression will allow, most of you had a clubbing experience before your popped your 'real' nightlife cherry VK in a high street sweatbox.

His introduction to activism was as conventional as it gets.

His rules are as conventional as the genre.

The study, which looked at Medicare records of more than 130,000 women, found that those who underwent the faster treatment, called brachytherapy, were about twice as likely to have a mastectomy in the following five years — a probable sign that the cancer had come back — as those who received conventional whole breast radiation.

For the remaining unresolved cases, the clinician needs to resort back to conventional approaches, which reduces false negatives, as well as, accounts for other known genetic explanations (e.g. epigenetic changes) not accounted for by ES/WGS.

This was betrayed by the field set by Batty; the field was back as if this was a conventional run-chase with no one around the bat.

There is a long tradition of thinking of language as conventional in its nature, dating back at least to Aristotle (De Interpretatione).

But in general, filmgoers in North America — having sampled three-dimensional viewing in films as breathtaking as "Avatar" and "Life of Pi," — are drifting back to conventional theaters.

As farmers quit or switched back to conventional, organic milk production dropped by a quarter.

The more frequent the back pain, the more likely they were to consult with a CAM practitioner as well as conventional care provider.

"The biggest challenge, as we change routes, has been getting some drivers to go back to conventional trucks after they've been using the electrics.