Sentence examples for more conventional the from inspiring English sources

While it's not as deliriously funny as Tap, and the story arc is rather more conventional, the music, composed by the Lonely Island trio, is spot on.

The second was more conventional: "the provision of medical and health care services for indigent people, with emphasis on providing care to children".

"The more conventional the industry, the more they want more conservative business practices demonstrated," says Choy.

Valentino is the more conventional of the two, cooking with a refinement that sometimes mutes the bracing Italian inspiration.

The story is more conventional, but the delicacy and panache of the director Tomm Moore's imagery make the movie special.

Yet partly because of the more conventional composition, the dark seems friendlier than in "Night Shadows".

To this production's credit it makes clear that John is ultimately the more conventional of the pair and destined to lead a more confined, traditional life.

Johnson's story is actually one of the more conventional at the Dean headquarters; he arrived with a paying job that he had secured in advance.

Among the more conventional was the anti-aircraft artillery piece.

The East Asian experience is more diverse, more extended, more conventional than the Western experience in the theatre.

Instead, his case was more conventional - the illegal trading in the stock of one company based on a single tip.