Sentence examples for exceedingly conventional from inspiring English sources
Among the first out of the gate, not surprisingly, was the Politico, where exceedingly conventional wisdom substitutes for thoughtful analysis.
Based on the brief life of Rita Atria, a Sicilian teenager whose testimony was crucial to the convictions of a large number of Mafia members (some of the trials are still going on), "The Sicilian Girl" is a conventional drama about an exceedingly unconventional young woman.
Although at long-term follow-up conventional femoral stems perform exceedingly well in primary hip arthroplasty, limitations persist, including proximal-distal mismatch, non-ideal load transfer and loss of bone.
Luminescent lanthanide complexes have exceedingly long-lived luminescence in comparison with conventional fluorophores, enabling the short-lived background interferences to be removed via time-gated acquisition and delivering greater assay sensitivity and a broader dynamic range.
"I think there's some misogyny in that," said Kamarck, noting that it's exceedingly common for men who don't hew to conventional standards of attractiveness to be on television or pursue political careers, while women are more likely to be granted that visibility when they are younger and if they meet traditional beauty standards.
One unique feature of this technology is it's exceedingly high (> 1000 fold) detection sensitivity viz a viz conventional agarose gel based detection [ 3- 5].
The term is "legacy" and there is one leading candidate for president that far and away most embodies the concept -- enough to make the conventional wisdom about a Hillary Clinton versus Jeb Bush contest seem exceedingly unlikely.
Called "His Name Is Savage," the exceedingly violent story occupied the whole book, rather than the 8 or 12 pages allowed in a conventional comic book.
Dress was exceedingly casual.
Expulsion is exceedingly rare.
