Sentence examples for conventional piece from inspiring English sources

A new technology could get more from that precious resource by turning a conventional piece of engineering wisdom on its head.

Andrew's film (the movie we're seeing) is a well-made if conventional piece of cinéma vérité tarted up with cameo star commentary.

Without the prose fireworks, however, "Book of Numbers" is a conventional piece of storytelling (Cohen is better with ideas than plot), a reminder that vital language can't do the job by itself.

When "Thoughts on Marvin Gaye," a restless work for string quartet by the adventurous jazz composer Don Byron, is the most conventional piece on the program, you know you are attending a no-fooling modern music event.

A conventional piece of popular music does not become electronic music by being played on an electronically amplified guitar, nor does a Bach fugue become electronic music if played on an electronic organ instead of a pipe organ.

The result is a more conventional piece of drama than the Fitzgerald and Faulkner adaptations, but the show shares the same smart physical humor, and is also set in one evocative location: a Parisian café.

Don't let them force you to make conventional pieces.

He's done fairly conventional pieces using traditional techniques, as well as some uncompromising collages and improvisations.

If that's too Valentine-y, their idiosyncratic collection includes some less conventional pieces, like power station and cactus designs.

This, however, is one of his more conventional pieces, charting the self-destructive quest of a director, Maxim, to achieve the perfect light.

Without the dildos, chainsaws and rock ambience, he might have passed into British dance history as the purveyor of interesting, balletic but ultimately rather conventional pieces.