Sentence examples for conventional matters from inspiring English sources

Second track Ambulance finds Keeney smoother than a supper-club swinger, singing about conventional matters of the heart ("I need your tenderness before I fall apart") even if the (musical) mode of delivery is modern.

The counterfactual-supporting power of the laws does not seem to be a purely conventional matter, however.

In the same time period, a proportion of inferior oblique recessions was performed by another surgeon in a conventional matter.

It should be remembered that although clients with AS and HFA may not express emotion in a conventional matter, they are not devoid of emotion.

Rather, the Czechs have a taste for something more subversive: the questioning of big planks of EU conventional wisdom.This matters a lot right now.

One outcome was that Ms. Khar and Mr. Krishna agreed to convene again in September to discuss nuclear and conventional security matters.

Other paintings ape conventional Impressionist subject matter — garden scenes, for instance, a favorite of Monet, are everywhere in this show.

Director Ben Younger handles things tidily yet there's no escaping the sense that this is an extremely conventional (no matter that it's true) story arc of success, setback, struggle and triumph.

But you'll certainly pay a lot more for an LCD-screen TV than a conventional one no matter what you do.

For Carnap, as for Reichenbach, the choice of framework or coordinating definitions was conventional, a matter of convenience or heuristic fertility, whereas for committed Kuhnian normal scientists the foundational tenets of their paradigm are deep truths about the world, principles not subject to empirical test.

Politics is consequential, and the banter about it — the conventional wisdom — actually matters.