It's conventional to think of Mr. Gray as relentlessly autobiographical.
The Eagle that resulted came in several versions, from conventional to bizarre.
As with his productions, so with the man: Hall moves from the conventional to the bold.
The parents' marriage was unhappy, but they were too poor or too conventional to separate.
Perhaps the biggest barrier is the difficult transition from conventional to organic production.
Like its love story, "Mall" has a setting that is conventional to the point of banality.
And it's conventional to knock tuxedo-ed or white-tied attire as stuffy, old-fashioned, prissy.
It is conventional to refer to them as Gestalt principles of perceptual organization.
She had a lusty hunger for experience, but she was too conventional to indulge it.
While rejecting historical parallels, General McNeill agreed that the conflict here had evolved from conventional to unconventional warfare.
Betty's own publisher had been too conventional to understand it, and so had several others she had tried.
