Sentence examples for quite a conventional from inspiring English sources

On paper, this is quite a conventional standup comedy show.

So it's quite a conventional story, really: Who killed Julian Wells?

Either you have to reformulate what's become quite a conventional format or you just need to write songs that are so good that they transcend it.

Inevitably, disaster awaits.For a film riffing on eccentricity, in the end "Frank" takes quite a conventional path, bundling the Soronprfbs off to the Texas SXSW festival, where the frontman is unmasked in more ways than one and where Jon learns the requisite lessons about love, life and mental illness.But if the form feels more provincial than the subject, no matter.

His stance as you came in was so skewed you felt you had to bowl differently to him, but by the point of impact he was actually in quite a conventional position.

But I am in quite a conventional package.

He is handsome, too, but not quite in a conventional Kennedy way.

Pretty much any work of art that doesn't look quite like a conventional painting gets dubbed with the term as a way of indicating a response to it that lies somewhere between bemusement and gentle condescension.

I had met him in the library of the Hebrew University and asked him to come to see me, and he arrived at the King David Hotel, precipitately, abruptly, hatless, with his briefcase in his hand, and the moment we sat down in the lobby, quite without a conventional opening—since he knew that I was looking for light on the subject he began to talk about the scrolls.

But as the ABC's Media Watch showed, quite a few conventional news organisations repeated the line, including here in Australia three TV channels and three newspaper mastheads.

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