Sentence examples for conventionally played from inspiring English sources

Othello is conventionally played as someone deranged by anger.

At its centre is the title track, a 1993 work by Sofia Gubaidulina in which Bartosz's violin stretches and pirouettes, yearning for flight; underneath, the piano offers a kind of safety net, its strings at first set eerily vibrating from within the instrument using a glass tumbler, then more conventionally played.

Optical imaging systems have conventionally played a significant role in molecular imaging of gene reporters, molecular targets and receptors in preclinical studies of cancer.

Hancock remembers how the rhythm section would spread its wings behind saxophonist George Coleman, but played conventionally behind Davis.

Conventionally the character is played as a heedless romantic.

And they didn't improve appreciably under Arseneault, who played -- conventionally -- at Colby College in Maine.

But for the most part he played less conventionally, planning his strategies and diving in deeply.

"She smiled up at him; her hands playing conventionally with the lapels of his coat.

Giuffre played a more conventionally bluesy music later in the 1960s, and a Middle Eastern, African and oriental-influenced repertoire in the 70s.

Mr. Kuhn, who briefly worked in Coltrane's quartet, played crisply and conventionally behind Mr. Lovano, often using feathery block chords.

(More conventionally, the blandly benign broker played by Shia LaBeouf in the Wall Street sequel also pushes investment in alternative energy – today's equivalent of wearing a white hat).