Sentence examples for just a conventional from inspiring English sources

Labour now faces not just a conventional defeat but a historic wipeout.

Overall, however, Mr Wheeldon and Mr Talbot have made of "The Winter's Tale" just a conventional, danced narrative.

"Those other works might be collectible something you can hang on the wall but that's just a conventional perspective.

But this is more than just a conventional map of how to cook; it is the best study yet of how a highly original and creative chef thinks and works.

Vehicles with two power sources naturally cost more to develop and manufacture than those with just a conventional engine, which means hybrids carry a price premium — and there really is no single answer for how long it will take for a hybrid's better fuel economy to offset its higher initial cost.

The four-wheel-drive system is unchanged from previous models, and unfortunately Ford still does not offer full-time four-wheel drive, just a conventional setting that should not be used on dry pavement, and a low range for heavy slogging.

Richards also pointed out that Hagelin uses his speed not just in a conventional sense, to break away with the puck, but as a devastating forechecking tool.

It's just not a conventional restaurant.

The show will itself vanish by next summer, just as a conventional museum exhibition would end.

This person looked just like a conventional witch and she cast a spell over a little white dog.

Otherwise I'd just be a conventional, middle-aged, middle-class person, and that wouldn't do at all".