Sentence examples for mostly conventional from inspiring English sources

They are mostly conventional ship portraits, showing the subject from the side or from more than one perspective.

Although desperately in need of cash, Ezra balks, citing his limited and mostly conventional experiences with sex.

But he's championed mostly conventional Democratic policies and is now mostly relying on members of his own party.

I have had mostly conventional taste in short stories — Chekhov, Cheever, Frank O'Connor, Flannery O'Connor, James Joyce of "Dubliners," Hemingway of "In Our Time," and so on.

The rest of the displays are mostly conventional metal abstract sculptures, the kind that used to be found rusting outside suburban museums.

Fitger's collected letters reveal that, while he is mostly conventional in his use of salutations — almost always beginning his letters with "Dear X" — he is a maestro of the revealing and moving closing line.

The source for cold has mostly been conventional electricity, or diesel.

As Shahid Yusuf shows in a new book*, the WDRs have mostly reflected conventional thinking.

The biographical parts of the video are disappointingly skimpy on details, and the comments from London's colleagues and contemporaries consist mostly of conventional flattery.

Her findings from these and other studies have tended to paint a more balanced picture of divorce, confounding the mostly bleak conventional wisdom when she started her research that children were irreparably harmed by a marital breakup.

Details of the construction carried out mostly with conventional machine parts produced in Argentina are given.