Sentence examples similar to most conventionally exercised from inspiring English sources

"What would be the difference between abuse and discipline as conventionally exercised by our parents or teachers?" asked a child participant.

Mr. Bellamy was the most conventionally gifted singer on the bill, and the most insufferable one.

The cast members in this shoot are the three most conventionally attractive actors in the show.

French 18th-century painting at its most conventionally cute style is not riding high these days.

Their most recent release, "The Altogether" (2001), was their most conventionally accessible, with shorter, less complex pieces.

This is the most conventionally fantasist of these fashion shoots and yet it is also the most honest.

Westward expansion of the United States is most conventionally remembered for rugged individualism, geographic isolationism, and a fair amount of luck.

I keep hearing from adults who say they cried during the show's most conventionally pretty number.

Of the six ballets I've seen by him, this is the most conventionally and virtuosically academic.

Her earliest works were the most conventionally choreographic, with a development and denouement, and movement as the principal medium.

This makes the somewhat overpraised "Voyage of the Beagle" the most conventionally "naturalistic" of his major books.