Sentence examples for may seem conventional from inspiring English sources
Mr. Booker's plan may seem conventional, but it qualifies as a revolution in the way Newark City Hall has conducted land sales in the recent past.
While this may seem conventional, it is crucial.
By that, we mean come up with solutions which may not seem conventional or even logical... but work.
All of this may seem like conventional wisdom, but a closer look at the government's own data reveals a reality at odds with it.
"Looking at Christmas" may seem like a conventional work, but it shares the duality that has marked his entire career.
This may seem contrary to conventional wisdom that Asia provides the source for seasonal influenza epidemics (Russell et al., 2008).
His love of the conventional may seem difficult to reconcile with his love of Stephen Sondheim's work.
The report, called Move More, reviewed the findings of 60 studies on the effects of exercise on cancer and reached some conclusions that may seem contrary to the conventional wisdom that prevailed only a decade or two ago, when recovering cancer patients were often given mixed advice on physical activity or outright warned against it.
Conventional farming may seem natural, says Dring, but among commercial operations use greenhouses or polytunnels that typically require artificial heating, many also use LEDs in addition to sunlight.
That, too, may seem to run counter to conventional wisdom, since many investors now favor emerging markets like China and Latin America, where economies are growing much faster than the world economy as a whole.
With all these major media polls (not to mention numerous other polls not affiliated with the major news media organizations) in rough agreement that about nine in ten voters or more have made up their minds, any challenge to this conventional wisdom may seem futile.
