Sentence examples for conventional nature from inspiring English sources

Conventional nature documentaries fare better, but what really sells is peril.

The conventional nature of Reid's analysis is also reflected in the text's imbalance.

British film-making also offered first-timers of a more conventional nature: Richard E Grant's Wah-Wah, Gaby Dellal's On a Clear Day and Steven Woolley's Stoned.

The performed analyses evidence the very conventional nature of the behaviour factor q for this kind of structure.

When the photographer and fashion plate Manuela Pavesi came across a villa 20 minutes outside of her primary residence in Mantua, Italy, she was beguiled by its history — although it was of a somewhat less conventional nature.

The conventional nature of San Francisco's business community meant that menswear was more traditional as well: suits and ties were the armor for the West Coast nine-to-five life.

Since these habitats contained more families and had higher diversities than the riffle habitats which are typical of conventional nature-like fishways, we suggest that the construction of biocanals indeed possesses the potential for high biodiversity.

Because social networks are characterized by dynamics and huge volumes of data, conventional nature-inspired optimization algorithms encounter serious challenges when applied to solving large-scale social network clustering optimization problems.

Watching it again recently, I was struck by the conventional and schematic nature of this four-character portrait of a family vacation in hell.

At the Abu Dhabi HSBC Championship, Martin Kaymer had a dismal time of a more conventional golfing nature, blowing a 10-shot lead in the final round to hand Frenchman Gary Stal victory.

But to succeed in 2018 and beyond, the president should chart a course that returns to his roots in the 2016 campaign and breaks with the surprisingly conventional Republican nature of his policies.