Sentence examples for only conventionally from inspiring English sources

But from the mid-60's on, his photography looks only conventionally professional.

In addition, she told me, "people often believe the myth that only conventionally beautiful women are harassed — and so it didn't seem that far-fetched to people that this would happen to beautiful starlets who we all know and love".

Hence it is only conventionally real.

In effect, Candrakīrti argues, the argument from the sevenfold analysis reinforces the idea that only conventionally real self is plausible.

Universals are therefore only conventionally real, lacking any intrinsic nature, whereas unique particulars are the ultimately real, and exist intrinsically.

For Mādhyamikas, things cannot have more than one mode of existence if they exist, they must exist qua only conventionally.

We are given an unequivocal message as children – only the conventionally gorgeous are allowed to be the main character in their own lives.

Multi-charged redox species such as dispersed metal nanoparticles and latex particles have exhibited diffusion-controlled currents, which may be caused by not only the conventionally translational diffusion but also by the rotation of the species or random orientation toward the electrode.

And if so, what standards of excellence should be used - only those conventionally accepted in Western academia or a plurality reflecting interculturality?

In addition, limiting the analysis to only those conventionally treated patients who had not become pregnant during the DCCT did not alter the findings.

A future challenge will be to elucidate the function of the U. maydis effector battery, which is likely to consist not only of conventionally secreted proteins but also of proteins secreted by unconventional routes (Reissmann S. and Kahmann R., unpublished) and to elucidate their mode of uptake by host cells.