Sentence examples for conventional mode of from inspiring English sources

While they may be profitable, online catalogs will not soon replace the conventional mode of e-commerce display, executives said.

Dropping his characters into the tumult of recent national history, he occasionally seems to adopt a more conventional mode of novel-writing about India.

This reaction was completed with higher yields compared with the conventional mode of heating.

I'll be honest here, it seems like much of Doodle Defense's appeal disappears when you're stuck using a more conventional mode of input to play.

This claim, which runs the danger of leading to nihilism, is then tempered to some degree by claims about the conventional mode of existence of those phenomena.

Thus the investigation offers immense scope for physicians and toxinologists to reinvestigate, design new strategies and think beyond the conventional mode of antivenom therapy.

He bends the rules of grammar away from conventional modes of sense-making, refracting the detritus of European history through the fractured prism of his own style.

Michelle Facos and Thor Mednick, in their recent anthology "The Symbolist Roots of Modern Art," observe that the Symbolists undermined conventional modes of representation in an effort to "access the divine directly".

Even the truly advanced vehicles that have made it into production recently haven't really done much to blow conventional modes of personal transport out of the water.

More conventional modes of virtuosity came into play in Marc-André Dalbavie's "Fantaisies," an exhilarating cello concerto commissioned by Ms. Diamond for Mr. Kaminsky's 80th birthday.

"Im Gestein," Mr. Heppener's 1992 setting of six Paul Celan poems, applies floating harmonies and luminous textures not unlike Ligeti's to more conventional modes of expression, accompanied with brilliant daubs of instrumental color (performed here by the ensemble musikFabrik).