Scientists and innovators, for various reasons, are not conventionally considered responsible for the futures that they help create.
"I need to follow my characters beyond the moments conventionally considered important," he said, "to show them even when everything appears to have been said".
One commentator described them as 'a freak show' and another 'unrefined, unrestrained and joyless', even though lack of restraint is conventionally considered to be a thing of joy.
So unconcerned was the work with anything conventionally considered reader-friendly that the suspicion set in that Mills, famously a bus driver but less well known as a columnist, was some kind of existential genius.
Willie Pastrano, the light-heavyweight champion he was training when Ali first called on him, had a heavyweight appetite for sex, especially before a fight, which was conventionally considered a sapper of leg strength.
Amidst all the attention given to the sciences as to how they can lead to the cure of all diseases and daily problems of mankind, I believe that the biggest breakthrough will be the realization that the arts, which are conventionally considered "useless," will be recognized as the whole reason why we ever try to live longer or live more prosperously.
Knight's idea reflects a trend that's fairly endemic to world cinema today: the notion that what is conventionally considered a slow pace (i.e., long takes, little or no camera movement) reflects an intellectually and politically superior mode of thought.
But these storefronts aren't conventionally considered small businesses by the financial community and it can be difficult for them to raise working capital from banks.
Among the parameters of PP models, pBopt is conventionally considered the most important.
[Discussion] Perioperative care in PNH patients was conventionally considered to involve a high risk of developing anemia, thrombosis, or infection.
