Sentence examples for conventional familiar from inspiring English sources
The problem is that it's not audacious enough; the story-telling within each episode is utterly conventional, familiar; the image-making is for the most part unoriginal; the acting is skillful but nothing new.
Mr. Bernanke said that the new approach "will work, or not work, in much the same way that monetary policy — ordinary, more conventional, familiar monetary policy — will work" and that there was "not as much discontinuity as people think".
As Mr. Bernanke tried to explain Saturday, "This is just monetary policy," adding, "It will work or not work in much the same way that ordinary, more conventional, familiar monetary policy works".
Scientific work typically appeared to draw on highly conventional, familiar mixtures of knowledge.
The solutions are conventional and familiar: maxillomandibular rotation osteotomy and genioplasty.
Unlike conventional robots familiar from assembly lines, iCub isn't programmed to perform a specific set of actions or tasks.
A pianist like Arturo Be nedetti Michelangeli, playing a mix of less conventional and familiar music, had a minuscule performing repertory, but that was considered a sign of his perfectionism.
One of his aides was quoted in today's edition of Newsweek as comparing the attitude of today's Pentagon to the conventional thinking familiar in the Gulf war - a thinking now considered to be out of date and inappropriate for the delicate nature of the war against terrorism.
Another potential solution is to use a different type of anode, one that works with familiar, conventional electrolytes.
The drama of Petit's interactions, provoking his responses in performance, fold the walk back into the familiar, conventional caper plot that gives the movie its forward motion.
By now, the conventional wisdom is familiar: The top 1percentt has skimmed most income gains for itself, producing decades of stagnant living standards for most Americans.
