Sentence examples for conventional and common from inspiring English sources

Small bowel barium enema, remains as a conventional and common method to evaluate intestinal diseases [ 10].

The poem "Le Bateau ivre" ("The Drunken Boat") evokes the poet's fantasy journey from the bounds of conventional subjectivity and common sense through a sequence of increasingly surreal decors, ending in the sea of ecstasy in which all fixed references are gone, the categories of all sense experience blur, and poetry and the poet are caught up together in boundless metamorphosis.

This definition defies conventional wisdom and common sense about the historical view of full-time employment.

These consisted of conventional motor (median and common peroneal nerves) and sensory nerve (median and sural nerves) conduction studies.

This is done because inattention to either tends to lead to systematic confusion and error, not necessarily in the use of words, which, being conventional and intended for common practice and not the convenience of philosophers, is rightly not altered by their criticisms, but in the accurate discrimination and description of irreducible types of experience' (1937, 100 2).

Some of what were regarded as climate activists' wild ideas and unreasonable demands are now policy and conventional common sense.

CPI films possess both of the merits of conventional aromatic PI films and common polymer optical film; thus have been widely investigated as components for microelectronic and optoelectronic fabrications.

Like many of his paintings, Manet was a contradiction, both bourgeoisie and common, conventional and radical.

But there are also conventional groceries, like canned goods and common cereals, at Eden Gourmet.

Butler argued in her defense that radical ideas are often best expressed in writing that challenges conventional standards of lucidity, grammar, and "common sense".

This culture allows everyone to benefit from failure and make these discussions more common, conventional, and constructive.