Sentence examples for make more conventional from inspiring English sources

Shows like "Ways of the Rivers" can make more conventional presentations feel static and tepid, restricted to a single criterion for what art should be, i.e., beautiful.

Millions of Americans make private sexual choices that many other Americans would never make, such as having affairs or watching pornography in the privacy of their home, but these people have the same legal rights as people who make more "conventional" sexual choices.

However, the authors quickly leave this aspect of the analysis and return to the other modifications, some of whose changes make more conventional sense – assuming that, unlike H3K36me and H3K9me3, their presence or absence can be interpreted in the usual way.

They result from Ms. Mon's recent foray into making more conventional sculpture.

Ms. Manson confirms that the committee formed to recruit her successor has made more conventional programming a priority.

This proved too much: the process suffered a series of glitches and had to be made more conventional.

Some classes have made more conventional choices – The Egyptians still made the grade for year 3 and year 2 chose Minibeasts.

Vallone also makes more conventional wines from negroamaro, the most basic of which are designated as Salice Salentino, after the area where they are produced, far down the Apulian "heel".

The video about Mr. Edwards's hair, shown at a debate where most of the other candidates made more conventional appeals for support, suggested the extent to which Mr. Edwards was willing to take risks.

Until a decade ago, the Pew Trusts, established by descendants of Joseph N. Pew, the founder of the Sun Oil Company, made more conventional environmental grants, financing things like research and land acquisition.

Reflecting on the period after she won the Oscar, she said that when she returned to France she made more conventional films, "because I was afraid of not being accepted by the French cinema family.