Sentence examples for more conventional with from inspiring English sources

At other moments the group interaction was more conventional, with bass and drums advancing the action.

Now things are altogether more conventional, with a lineup of three standups and an MC practised across the board.

The last stretch of the music was marginally more conventional, with rushes of cymbals and hovering, Penderecki-like classical choirs.

Here he goes for something a touch more conventional, with Mr. Hays, the saxophonist Seamus Blake and the bassist Doug Weiss.

The Obamas have gained and lost in their four years in the White House, becoming seasoned professionals instead of newcomers, more conventional, with a contracted sense of possibility.

This year, the city's big pantomime has gone a tad more conventional, with an Aladdin that comes complete with a shiny-frocked Widow Twankey, a talking dog and a flying magic carpet.

The suit was eventually settled in 2014, and two versions are thought to have been completed: an Imax format with narration by Brad Pitt, and a more conventional 35mm with Cate Blanchett.

"Joy" apparently started life as a very different film, a more conventional biopic with a script by Annie Mumolo (who shares story credit with Russell).

The Romney campaign said people with high medical expenses would still be able to rely on more conventional plans with co-payments and limited deductibles, adding that high-deductible plans can provide catastrophic coverage.

Joseph on Avenue of the Americas and Washington Place, an architecturally more conventional church with classical white columns.

Assassin's Creed IV sails a more conventional tack with the white, Welsh Kenway at the helm.