Sentence examples for conventionally structured from inspiring English sources

Breath is a much slimmer, rather conventionally structured novel.

The choreography, which occasionally falls into a flex-footed cliché, is more conventionally structured, less fragmentary.

His songs are conventionally structured and he has a real flair for melody.

Second, although these three plays were conventionally structured, there were others that were not.

But there is no conventionally structured cause-and-effect consequence to this.

Nichols's strength as a director lies in Method-based interpretations of conventionally structured American material.

In a 2003 interview in the fanzine Under the Radar, Smith described his concept: the CD would begin conventionally, with traditionally structured songs, but would start getting weird midway, until it ended in bouts of noise and distortion.

Although the play is structured conventionally, Foote messes with the audience's expectations through a series of monologues, spoken by Pauline and her brothers, but told from the point of view of Him (whom we never see) and referring to his children in the third person.

Moreover (though it seems churlish to point this out of something so beautifully made, paragraph by paragraph), where The Possessed doesn't work, it tends to be because, very conventionally, it isn't structured enough, it hasn't borrowed enough on the sly from the coherence of the novel.

Conventionally, cost-sensitive learning is structured as follows: 1. Get cost matrix (CM);   2.

In contrast with these visionary but still conventionally grounded structures, the far-out monument designed by Mr. Parent in 1984 with a sculptor, Ben Jakober, envisions a navel to be set near Bourges in the middle of France.