Sentence examples for conventionally new from inspiring English sources

With the more conventionally New Wavish trio Fan Tan and Schooner, a winning five-piece retro-pop group from Chapel Hill that has an all-enveloping, mildly psychedelic sound.

More conventionally, the new movie Parkland, released this month, explores the day of the assassination from the perspective of the staff of Parkland Memorial Hospital in Dallas where the president and Governor Connally were treated.

Apart from these conventionally applied detergents, new detergents have also been developed to meet the new requirements.

FRANKFURT – BMW opened the 65th International Motor Show in Frankfurt on Tuesday with a press preview that included its first production-ready electric vehicles, a range of other new conventionally powered vehicles, two concept cars and even a scooter.

In order to recover, Strauss's side need to revert back to doing what got them to the top of the world rankings - scoring big first-innings runs, conventionally swinging the new ball and reverse swinging the old ball.

Whether you think this is a principled exercise in constitutional restoration or a brazen display of judicial imperialism will depend on your views of the meaning of the mid-20th-century constitutional revolution that is conventionally associated with the New Deal.

With Villehardouin a new voice vivacious, conventionally pious but impatient of theological niceties, and keenly interested in military and political strategies entered historical discourse.

Although bone architecture is conventionally evaluated by histomorphometry, new non-destructive techniques derived from medical imaging are under development.

Finish the plait conventionally, without taking in new hairs from the sides.

Conventionally this creation of a new story brings retribution to the transgressor.

Conventionally you can create a new dictionary on each rendering request and then simply mutate the values during the request handling.