Sentence examples for be too conventional compared from inspiring English sources

But Russian human-rights violations may be too conventional compared to Snowden's disclosures.

Soderbergh said critics complained about movies being too conventional and then complained when someone was not conventional enough.

This facility closed in 1981 after the withdrawal of the RTGs from service; according to Amtrak the trainsets were too expensive to operate compared to conventional equipment.

In some instances, the use of conventional formats may be too passive to promote discussion.

The parents' marriage was unhappy, but they were too poor or too conventional to separate.

Too often the weaving doesn't occur, the component parts being too meager or conventional.

A number of marketing phenomena are too complex for conventional analytical or empirical approaches.

Other reasons given were, conventional treatment is too mechanical (12.5%), disappointed in conventional treatment (9.4%), and conventional treatment is too toxic (9.4%).

All of the patients with NSCLC were too ill to receive conventional chemotherapy.

For Adam Place, this was all too conventional.

Senator Obama, according to the conventional wisdom, was too soft.