Sentence examples for conventional wish from inspiring English sources

What could be more idiosyncratic than my fondness for the very aspects of the film that someone else could legitimately complain about: its naked, conventional wish fulfillment, its fetishization of self-sacrifice, and Davis's fiercely mannered performance?

However, the eGFP antisense probe was detected in the RFP-expressing cell population when embryos were processed by conventional WISH (Figure 3A D).

We have shown that, when electroporated embryos are processed by conventional WISH techniques for the detection of transgene expression, transgene riboprobes hybridize not only with the transgene mRNA transcripts but also with the plasmid DNA.

But most will simply be on the dull side, more like conventional chard, making you wish you had bought a packet of Bright Lights seed instead.

Where were we when conventional wisdom had us wishing for James Holmes' death as the only solace and revenge for the pain of the traumatic loss of so many innocent lives?

On Twitter, "younger persons talk more about themselves and use more chat language such as haha, XD," the researchers wrote, "while older people use more conventional words indicating support or wishing well (e.g. wish, enjoy, thanks, take care)." For those of you over 30: XD is a synonym for LOL; it represents a laughing face shown sideways.

Each author is given an introduction - some of these can be rather more impenetrable than one would expect or wish from a conventional anthology; but then this is not, as you've gathered by now, a conventional anthology.

"I'm a very conventional man, and I just wish I were a little more adventuresome and not so dull and prepared to take risks, but I'm not," Mr. Davies said.

The volume is intended as a contribution to narrowing the learning gap facing conventional computer users when they wish to use advanced theory based systems.

Patients often wish to combine conventional and CAM approaches to improve their quality of life, to counter side effects, to achieve a sense of control and to match their life style with their world view (Austin, 1998; Sparber et al, 2000; Kessler et al, 2001).

Senator Russell D. Feingold, who defied conventional political wisdom and the wishes of his own Democratic Party by sharply limiting the campaign money he would accept, was re-elected today in one of the country's most closely watched races.