Sentence examples for become almost conventional from inspiring English sources

"That's become almost conventional wisdom".

It has become almost conventional wisdom that locking people up for drug possession and low-level dealing doesn't make us any safer.

The consequences of an Iranian nuclear programme is that other countries in the area will also want nuclear weapons: The danger is that nuclear weapons become almost conventional, and we face a nuclear war at some point...that would be a turning point in world history.

"The danger is that we could be reaching a point where nuclear weapons would become almost conventional, and there will be the possibility of a nuclear conflict at some point... that would be a turning point in human history," he said.

Mr Obama evidently realised this at an early stage, and has shown understandable impatience at what became almost conventional wisdom among politicians and the media.

Still, it has become almost impossible to invoke "conventional wisdom" without some sense of irony, or some implicit warning label that it could turn out to be very wrong.

Conventional air travel has become almost abhorrent.

It sort of freed him from the conventional shackles of political behaviour and discourse so that he has become almost a Billy Graham style faith leader rather than a conventional politician".

But by then the conventional studio album will have become almost extinct.

The other rivals become almost irrelevant.

"Anti-gay sentiments have become almost normalised.