Sentence examples for conventionally minded from inspiring English sources

Yet such unconventional measures make the conventionally minded uncomfortable, and they keep pushing for a return to normalcy.

The more conventionally minded of us might think that, in a parliamentary democracy, it is quite important for a party leader to command the confidence of his MPs.

And what it has just done, instead, is signal that it's still a conventionally minded central bank.

More conventionally minded theatergoers can take comfort in Mr. Yeston's sumptuous score and scintillating abbreviated star turns from Jane Krakowski Tonyy winner for best featured actress in a musical) and Chita Rivera.

More conventionally minded theatergoers can take comfort in Mr. Yeston's sumptuous score and the scintillating abbreviated star turns from Jane Krakowski Tonyy winner for best featured actress in a musical) and Chita Rivera.

Not according to the unlikely combination of Daan Roosegaarde, a Dutch art-school bohemian, and Heijmans, a conventionally minded infrastructure developer, who are teaming up on an array of quirky, interactive designs that could change the way streets look and even act.

Resistance is coming from more conventionally-minded types on both left and right.

So did conventionally-minded critics; they denounced Ibsen as if he had desecrated all that was sacred and holy.

While Golden mounts a fire-breathing, righteous attack on the culture of superprivilege, this is also a rather conventionally-minded view of education.

Roberts suggests that it's because conventionally-minded experts aren't in touch with the potential of technologies that are (a) new and (b) distributed, representing choices by millions of players as opposed to a few big corporations.

In the play, the lying memorial that his conventionally-minded widow has erected to his memory burns down even as his son goes insane from inherited syphilis and his illegitimate daughter advances inexorably toward her destiny in a brothel.