Sentence examples for quite conventional from inspiring English sources
JEROME BEL In 2005, the French choreographer, a notorious riot-causing provocateur, made his American début with "The Show Must Go On," which turned out to be not only quite conventional in its subversion of theatrical conventions but also sweetly silly.
On one level, Fallon's brand of comedy is quite conventional, as befits an alumnus of Saturday Night Live who quit in 2004 to mount a failed bid to break into Hollywood.
It was quite conventional.
His interest in succeeding was quite conventional.
Sometimes circumstances demand a quite conventional narrative.
It might mean that at heart I'm quite conventional.
The first, "Over to You," came out in 1946, and features ten not-quite-conventional combat stories, based on his experience as a pilot in the Royal Air Force during the Second World War.
Chloe's was not quite the conventional Darien upbringing, any more than she is the conventional rebellious suburban kid.
On paper, this is quite a conventional standup comedy show.
He's not quite the conventional boss of a large public institution.
So it's quite a conventional story, really: Who killed Julian Wells?
