Sentence examples for conventional kind of from inspiring English sources

Syros is attractive enough, in a conventional kind of way.

To their credit, it's light years away from any conventional kind of protest music.

Images of the more conventional kind of success glow brighter or seem ever more baffling.

The dining room is attractive enough, in a conventional kind of way.

Yet though Krauss depicts herself as a conventional kind of girl, her life has been anything but ordinary.

Mostly, Ms. Stillman's program demanded a more conventional kind of beauty, which she supplied amply, with Hugh Sung as a supportive piano accompanist.

More conventional kinds of correspondence also loom large (maybe too large) throughout the novel.

Most mainstream marketers are using social media to augment conventional kinds of advertising rather than replacing them.

"Most of the stuff they're buying is really for conventional kinds of foes," said Steve Kosiak of the Center for Strategy and Budgetary Assessments.

There were no signs that the attackers had dispersed any toxic agents, officials said, and the laboratory was focused on identifying conventional kinds of pollution.

Riley's association with violinist David Harrington, who went on to found the Kronos Quartet, has been the inspiration for a series of works (more than a dozen so far) that led Riley back to more conventional kinds of composition; conventional at least in the sense of how they are notated and performed – but not in how they sound.