Sentence examples for feeling conventional from inspiring English sources

"That idea that it starts out feeling conventional and then becomes very crazy, a lot of people aren't prepared for the absurd part," adds Showalter.

While each of these stories leaves a vivid impression, some have stayed with me in an especially visceral way: "Impersonators," for instance, which starts out feeling conventional, explodes our expectations.

Wilhelm Muller, the poet of "Winterreise" and "Die Schone Mullerin," couched profound feeling in conventional forms and metaphorically charged but simple words.

The party believes it can do even better in the presidential contest, through a combination of strong public feeling against conventional politicians and Mr McGuinness's profile.

Society, which incorporates guilt and shame to anything other than "conventional," is feeling a shake in boundaries with the new eye-opening book "Shameless," a self-discovering memoir by Pamela Madsen.

When questioned, most patients still preferred the conventional pen to the jet injector; however, these patients were unselected, generally tolerated conventional injections without discomfort, consequently feeling no need to change the mode of administration, and did not handle the jet injector (or the conventional pen) themselves under study conditions.

This may be related to conventional gender roles, with men feeling a duty to care for the family.

Their deceptively conventional images conceal large, ambiguous worlds of feeling.

Nehring sees in the grandeur of feeling a kind of heroism, even if the relationship doesn't take conventional form or endure in the conventional way.

And suddenly, I've been feeling both distinctly out of place and deeply anxious about my conventional failings as a woman.

Maybe some of us have grown weary of being hectored by films, by flashy images and loud music and conventional stories, however well told, that dictate what we should be feeling.