Mr. Glass's eclecticism takes a more conventional form as well.
Probably not - crunch permitting - except in more sedate, conventional form.
The young Austen was experimenting with an unusual variation on a conventional form.
By these lights, "The Cosby Show" remains astonishing, despite its conventional form and content.
Some collaborations took conventional form, as when he illustrated friends' books.
What many once regarded as a means of harassment became a conventional form of advocacy.
Health-conscious pharaohs redirected Nile water from farming towards this less conventional form of irrigation.
Only the opening victory against the Netherlands played to conventional form.
Even if the pain and passion burst through the conventional form, Gill's fine production honours an unjustly neglected play.
"The idea was to take a very conventional form and put it into space, destabilize the form," he said.
She wrote in masterfully controlled conventional form, and her great technical expertise gave her work the appearance of effortlessness.
