Sentence examples for more conventional choice from inspiring English sources

Karl Schwartz, a computer consultant from Staten Island and another independent, also celebrated the more conventional choice.

Most Republican strategists maintain that voters will eventually settle on a more conventional choice, chastened by the prospect of President Carson or, more likely, of another President Clinton.

But Madani played consistent, high-percentage tennis while Bahrami often favored the imaginative, inventive shot over the safer, more conventional choice.

This year, some Vatican watchers believe the cardinals might choose someone from North America as a compromise between taking the historic step to electing a pope from the developing world and the more conventional choice of someone from Europe.

The first blog post would have been a more conventional choice but the over-by-over cricket commentary – followed by minute-by-minute football coverage – is the true antecedent to the live blogs that have come to characterise the treatment of fast-moving events.

Ferrari chose to start Alonso on the hard tyre - as McLaren did Hamilton - while Red Bull went for the more conventional choice of softs.

Lieutenant gubernatorial candidate Bishop E.W. Jackson was an unexpected nominee, the product of a convention process that doomed the more conventional choices.

If a restaurant is so unorthodox that you feel discomfited, plenty of more conventional choices beckon.

He followed it with more conventional choices by U2, Justin Timberlake and, appropriately enough, God is a DJ by Pink.

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

This time, it put forward six rather more conventional choices — including Vegemate, Snackmate and Vegemild — from which Cheesybite was elected through an online and telephone poll.