Sentence examples for more conventional election from inspiring English sources
Either their districts normally trend Republican — 49 Democratic House members were elected from districts that voted for John McCain — or they themselves probably wouldn't have cleared the threshold for a successful candidacy in a more conventional election year.
This is in contrast with more conventional primary elections where decent polls usually tell who the winner is.
But unless they do, a defensive, conventional election will once more produce that most conventional of outcomes: a Tory-led government.
Of course, we all can think of more conventional reasons why these important gubernatorial elections turned out the way they did.
In this year's presidential campaign, no wisdom is more conventional than the assumption that George W. Bush's re-election effort will succeed or fail along with the American mission in Iraq.
His reviews sometimes read like election manifestos urging us to vote for modern painters and composers – Whistler and Wagner – rather than more conventional artists from the past.
More conventional instruments do too.
Others preferred more conventional logic.
Others had more conventional explanations.
"I've gotten more conventional".
