Sentence examples for more conventional and from inspiring English sources

So even if it's hard to decide whether the novel can really progress it's easy to see that it can congeal — that certain novelistic conventions grow steadily more conventional, and lose some of their original power.

The effect is more conventional and theatrical.

It is both more conventional and less convincing.

Pottker's book is more conventional and sober, and works best when confined to Jackie's formative years.

He wanted me to be more conventional and I think Susannah struggled for a while.

From here on in, Clooney's film turns more sleek, more conventional – and possibly more cynical, too.

And the true middle class is more conventional and more cautious.

She is more sophisticated and secularist; he is more conventional and fundamentalist.

"Audacity" is a more conventional and careful book than "Dreams from My Father".

The conventionally moralistic Glen is also a more conventional and mediocre artist.

None have thus far engaged in nuclear terrorism, preferring more conventional and reliable forms of violence.