Sentence examples for more conventional appearance from inspiring English sources

A RUNDOWN 30-year-old Tudor-style shopping center in Stony Brook, whose picturesque-village concept never took off, is getting a $5 million overhaul that will provide it with a more conventional appearance.

The 24-year-old will have a more conventional appearance in The F Word, a romantic comedy about a young couple negotiating the early stages of their relationship.

A more conventional show came next.

Of the pair, Prius is clearly the more conventional in appearance.

In London, the National Theater's new production of the play, directed by John Caird, is more conventional in appearance, with the cast dressed in neo-Elizabethan apparel.

According to Ice, SBK paid him to adopt a more commercial, conventional appearance.

The second prototype, called the Se-Ro and exhibited at the 2003 Tokyo Motor Show, previewed the production model's more conventional mechanical underpinnings, despite having a more radical appearance which bore little resemblance to the final design.

Rather than his seizing the opportunity to recite stump-worn talking points at that time to the audience -- as I believe Senator Clinton, Senator McCain and most other more conventional (or more disciplined) politicians at such an appearance might do -- Senator Obama took a different political course in that moment, one that symbolizes important differences about his candidacy.

To test the effect of the MT staining on complex appearance samples were also stained with more conventional 2% uranyl acetate (UA) (pH∼4.5).

Careful, which is still a work-in-progress, recently made its first appearance outside the simulated ward, at Kingston's Rose theatre, with Kaim watching from a more conventional audience seat this time.

"My arrangements of his ballads are big band". More conventional big-band fare will also be spotlighted when Carter takes the stage for a one-night, two-set appearance Tuesday at the Moonlight Tango Cafe in Sherman Oaks.