Sentence examples for become a conventional from inspiring English sources
It is a dynamic that largely because of movies has become a conventional setup for the illustration of power abuse.
At least as disconcerting for Almeida habitues, their brick and iron palace has become a conventional opera house, with a gilded circle and a chandelier.
His is the kind of extended rainbow network of relationships, spanning countries and continents, that has become a conventional feature of the migrant experience.
Solid-phase extraction (SPE) of trace elements before their analysis has become a conventional pretreatment step of analytes because of their frequent low concentrations in numerous samples.
Poison gas, which kills with particular cruelty and indiscriminateness, has been internationally outlawed since shortly after the First World War, but in Syria it has become a conventional weapon.
Now 21, he has since found out what to do: become a conventional modern R&B/pop singer who sings in breathy syncopated tones about love, anxiety, acceptance and other overfamiliar subjects.
What many once regarded as a means of harassment became a conventional form of advocacy.
In 1986, his knuckleball carried him to three major league starts before he became a conventional reliever.
As I noted at the time, the film's only let-down comes when the Beast becomes a conventional fairytale prince.
When the LR FS FBG(S2) is added in the scheme, RRFL becomes a conventional RFL at the second Stokes wavelength.
Laura "Lolly" Willowes is a twentysomething middle-class Englishwoman who, on the death of her father, at first becomes a conventional maiden aunt living with her brother in London.
