Sentence examples similar to more customary attribute from inspiring English sources

That was the more customary way.

This Sunday, Mr. Martin wore a more customary dark suit.

and Rolle has moved back to his more customary role at safety.

"Unalienable" may have been the more customary form in the eighteenth century.

In it, the Saudi ideologue and propagandist appeared in statesmanlike robes rather than the more customary combat vest.

Unusual soft tissue and osseous flaps have occasionally arisen out of necessity to reconstruct a complex defect when a more customary method was unavailable or unsuitable.

It was a world away from the beaches of the Bahamas or Cancun, more customary destinations for spring break.

Repraesentantēs or repraesentantia; I will continue to use the more customary term, "representation".

Or, to put this in Leibniz's more customary terminology, what is found within us is perception and appetition.

For convenience we will denote the upper and lower specification limits by U and L, respectively, rather than the more customary USL and LSL notations.

On British television, a three- or four-episode season is not unheard of, although more customary on government-funded BBC.