Sentence examples for be a more conventional from inspiring English sources

"We all assumed today was going to be a more conventional ballgame," Mussina said.

And that would, perhaps, be a more conventional setting for some on-court pictures.

The Property Manager Some people in the Hamptons use the term "estate manager," but "property manager" seems to be a more conventional concept.

In the end, China's choice turned out to be a more conventional patriotic drama, "Back to 1942," that hews closer to the Communist Party's line.

There would soon be a more conventional kind of music as well: the first concert in the museum's annual Summergarden series.

The studio, anticipating the response, had asked Gilroy to film a scene that could be a more conventional, chronological opener the party in Dubai, where Ray and Claire meet before sleeping together.

"Who's Whose" is a more conventional lexicon.

Darts is a more conventional game, and it's enjoyed by women.

Fellow would-be teen sensation Simon Turner was a more conventional pretty boy.

If he were a more conventional back-row forward he would not be so immovable.

I am a more conventional – sometimes timid – thinker than I would like.