Sentence examples for largely conventional from inspiring English sources

Behind its weaving balconies, this 82-storey residential and hotel tower is a largely conventional building.

His taste in visual art was impeccable, though his own paintings are largely conventional.

These portfolio loans are largely conventional loans; those sold to Wall Street were subprime.

Miguel himself first emerged in 2010 with the smooth, if largely conventional, debut album All I Want Is You.

Their largely conventional sense of hyperbole feels on the one hand like guesswork at issue-driven passions that no longer make headlines.

The engine hangs from a largely conventional frame made of aluminum rather than some space-age alloy, and the front suspension uses a conventional inverted fork.

A nationwide series of focus groups conducted jointly by leading Democratic and Republican pollsters largely contradicts conventional wisdom and could change the way the presidential race is viewed.

That insistence fades in a movie that is itself largely a conventional, wan affair, despite its art-cinema flourishes, like scenes that start and end in medias res.

Despite the title, which promises a "history from below", the book is largely a conventional political history, with starring roles for the usual suspects: Marat and Robespierre, Danton and Lafayette, Mirabeau and Sieyès.

It says something about the state of global finance that both are largely domestic, conventional lenders, and that both are buoyed and buffeted by the policies of their respective governments.Some of Wells's success is serendipitous.

The symbolism of Marsh's Newsnight appearance, heralding as it may have done the emergence of a new form of disability activism (Marsh calls it "from-bed activism"), empowered by social media and operating largely outside conventional media and charity channels, was powerful.