Sentence examples for conventional sorts from inspiring English sources

But if the billions to be poured into new defences come at the expense of the proper modernisation and reorganisation of America's conventional forces, then he will simply have made the world a bit safer for more conventional sorts of violence.

But it is a conventional sort of virtuosity, in the service of a conventional exoticism.

The American Classical Orchestra claims venerability of a more conventional sort.

No virus of a conventional sort can act in this way.

Shale gas is much more widely distributed than the conventional sort.

In addition, Islamic banks offer far fewer kinds of financing than the conventional sort.

But justice, as it often is in courts of a more conventional sort, was put off for another day.

There's man-and-boy bonding of a more conventional sort in David Gordon Green's effortfully grimy backwoods thriller Joe Curzonn, 15).

Oficio de Angel (1989; "Angel's Trade"), an autobiographical narrative, is a more conventional sort of novel.

Organic cotton from Turkey, the world's largest grower, sells for about 20% more than the conventional sort.

Child abduction is a very rare thing, and the child abduction which promises to turn into a gripping narrative of a conventional sort is rarer still.