Sentence examples for conventional that from inspiring English sources
It is, everyone agrees, totally conventional; that is its purpose.
Too much that is conventional". That is the key to the restless zeal with which he began to write and rewrite his novel, his impatience with conscripted conventions.
"People think this is radical and weird, but actually it is all the things we think of as conventional that haven't been tested," says Niehaus, who is uncomfortable about some of the attention GiveDirectly has received in this respect.
And Mr. Schaeffer's pluck and resourcefulness as a director, as well as his manic, vulnerable onscreen presence, camouflaged the fact that the movie was, at bottom, a fairly conventional (that is, a wildly implausible) romantic comedy.
In a sign of how conventional that idea has become here, the newspaper Maariv wrote in an editorial: "The impression is that our leadership is waiting for a strategic terror attack with multiple casualties in order to expel Arafat.
This chapter discusses suppliers-and-shipments database as a basis for illustrating some of the problems that arise when temporal features are tried to be added to a conventional (that is, nontemporal) database.
Conventional brains that generate conventional success are prized.
Hot Pursuit is much more conventional in that sense.
