Though, conventionally the coordinates refer always to the 5' end of the plus strand.
He was not conventionally handsome, though strongly individual, glowering, sardonic and saturnine.
Few of these pieces are conventionally beautiful, though some are startling and others feature lush watercolours.
The picture is conventionally resolved, though not unsatisfactorily, and is oddly mysterious in its tone and thrust.
Ghomeshi's public gesture pushed the Toronto Star to publish a report based on testimony by four women about activities that were not consensual and not conventionally sexual (though they seemed to excite Ghomeshi).
Nelson's "Thomas Paine" is the most conventionally biographical, though it's as much a primer on the Enlightenment as it is the story of the stay-maker from Thetford — and all the better for it.
Today, I think, A = Austria, E = Spain, PL = Poland and the rest have become conventionally accepted, though I might still draw the line, for example, at BF = Burkina Faso, or SF = Finland, as being a bit recherché.
According to the "Donizetti" attitude toward space and the body, everyone feels free to step out, way off balance, to claim peripheral space without causing offense, and to tip and thrust the pelvis in ways that may not be conventionally polite (though "Donizetti" is an intensely courteous ballet).
She is not conventionally pretty, though seems like a nice person.
One, for a tiny motor, was solved quickly, though conventionally, using a toothpick, a lathe and a microscope.
