Sentence examples for more conventional or from inspiring English sources

So - how do you find a good transformational ship in an ocean of more conventional or malign boats?

"I haven't tried to make myself look more professionally acceptable, more conventional, or any of that, for the benefit of my new employer.

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.

The Abatacept Study of Safety in Use with Other RA Therapies (ASSURE) was designed to assess as a primary objective the safety of abatacept compared with placebo when added to therapy with one or more conventional or biologic DMARDs (Weinblatt et al. 2006).

The options are infinite: I love jook for breakfast, as well as more conventional porridge (or mush) or something more modern, like quinoa cooked in almond milk.

Furthermore, it is verified that a single tapered superelement may be used instead of 32 or more conventional brick or shell elements with the same order of accuracy.

The C.I.A. has used the Chapman base in Khost to gather information from paid informants on members of the Taliban and Al Qaeda, who are then attacked either by Predator drones or by more conventional American or Afghan forces.

I do not know where you could find more conventional comfort or more conventional beauty.

The sheer force of the encapsulation may prove irritating to some, whether historians of a more conventional bent or internet trolls fulminating about insults to the Russian nation.

But others say this confuses consumers, who assume that any white wine in a clear bottle is sweet; instead they use more conventional green or brown glass.

Elster did not oppose the use of functional explanation in principle but rather argued that, to be legitimate, it had to be underpinned by more conventional causal or intentional modes of explanation.