Sentence examples for more conventional kind from inspiring English sources

Images of the more conventional kind of success glow brighter or seem ever more baffling.

A boom in temple building of a more conventional kind followed the establishment of the Ptolemaic regime.

There would soon be a more conventional kind of music as well: the first concert in the museum's annual Summergarden series.

This one doesn't begin with Pussy Riot but with hymns of a more conventional kind".Christ by highest heaven adored, Christ the everlasting Lord!

Mostly, Ms. Stillman's program demanded a more conventional kind of beauty, which she supplied amply, with Hugh Sung as a supportive piano accompanist.

But he is also interested in a more conventional kind of footballing beauty, that created simply by a harmonious team on the pitch.

More conventional kinds of correspondence also loom large (maybe too large) throughout the novel.

Riley's association with violinist David Harrington, who went on to found the Kronos Quartet, has been the inspiration for a series of works (more than a dozen so far) that led Riley back to more conventional kinds of composition; conventional at least in the sense of how they are notated and performed – but not in how they sound.

Although ELRs were initially used in similar ways to other, more conventional kinds of polymeric carriers, their unique properties soon gave rise to systems of unparalleled functionality and efficiency, with the stimuli responsiveness of ELRs and their ability to self-assemble readily allowing the creation of advanced systems.

Though he is best known in this country for "The Tin Drum," the magic realism of that film -- to say nothing of the sour allegory of "The Handmaid's Tale" -- suits him less well than the more conventional psychological kind on display here.

Organic milk sales are growing, even though the milk costs significantly more than the conventional kind.