Sentence examples for conventional soap from inspiring English sources

There's virtually no difference between conventional soap and antibacterial soap.

MINUSES: The thwarted love story that frames the movie is conventional soap opera.

Partly as a result, conventional soap operas began to look increasingly "unreal".

We demonstrate how to find the breakeven point at which our methods overtake conventional SOAP messaging for a particular application.

"The L Word" on Showtime found a way back to a more conventional soap opera formula by focusing on lesbian love affairs.

Broadcast on weekday afternoons on ABC, "Dark Shadows" began in 1966 as a conventional soap opera (with Gothic overtones), centering on the Collins family and their creaky manse in Maine.

In recent years the executive producer, Ellen Wheeler, tried to resuscitate "Guiding Light" by experimenting with freehand cameras to break with the conventional soap-opera look.

I would have preferred less of Burroughs's heart-versus-mind inner turbulence, which at times reads like conventional, soap-operatic memoirizing, and more of his George Lois-meets-Charles Bukowski insight into the head of an adman gone awry.

But the themes and emotions on "I Do" are the same as in conventional soaps: love, marriage, mothers and mothers-in-law.

For example, the conventional bar soap sample contained triclocarban at 1,520 µg/g, and one of the four soaps in the composite was labeled "antibacterial" with triclocarban (0.6%).

Though it is based on last year's controversial, popular British series, it also carries the style of its American adapters, Ron Cowen and Daniel Lipman, best known for the solid but conventional primetime soap "Sisters".