Sentence examples for it to be conventional from inspiring English sources

My upbringing, an amalgam of two hemispheres, was heterodox and complicated; I wanted it to be conventional and contained.

Copp takes it to be conventional.

It used to be conventional wisdom that little girls have a thing for horses.

It used to be conventional wisdom that Google would build cheap personal computers for poor countries.

Indeed, he refuses to accept, just because it happens to be conventional wisdom, that standards of public life have declined at all.

"It used to be conventional wisdom that even in a recession, people would still buy toys," says Chris White, an analyst at Wedbush Morgan Securities.

However, some doctors don't consider it to be as safe as conventional birth.

To study this asymptotic behaviour, it is conventional to introduce the linear differential resolvent which is defined to be the unique continuous solution of the integrodifferential equation.

Even though it is conventional to use "bank" to mean "river bank," speakers more often use it to mean other things.

And Bärtsch's music is different even though the means he uses to achieve it are conventional enough - piano or electric piano, bass, drums and percussion.

Early rock'n'roll might have struck ageing ears as the sound of a hedonistic revolt, but the desires of the youth that it presumed to channel were conventional and even conformist.