Sentence examples for conventional terms for from inspiring English sources

This wisdom is offered by London (Juno Temple), a pixieish adventuress who becomes Smith's frequent bedfellow and might almost be mistaken, if "Kaboom" allowed such conventional terms, for his girlfriend.

In conventional terms, the explanations for adolescent medicine's remaining the wallflower at the subspecialty ball are sensible enough.

Even in the most conventional terms it fails, for the industry as a whole, despite the exponential growth of income, loses money and is swimming in debt.

At times, mostly during the Reagan years, he was a political consultant and lobbyist who, in conventional terms, was highly successful, working for such politicians as Bob Dole and Tom Kean.

The emphasis of this work is on the pore-plugging phenomenon, although the active-site poisoning is accounted for in conventional terms.

In conventional terms, he has done all right for himself, but he's a prisoner.

In any case, for many readers, the initially strange and difficult language of Being and Time is fully vindicated by the realization that Heidegger is struggling to say things for which our conventional terms and linguistic constructions are ultimately inadequate.

Even "Guernica," which for two generations stood for responsible modern humanism, organizes horror in conventional terms -- a denial of modern insight.

It was adapted for the cinema in 2009 – in gentler and more conventional terms – starring Michael Sheen.

In conventional terms, nothing does happen.

In conventional terms, I think, yeah.