Sentence examples for rather conventional from inspiring English sources

He is outwardly rather conventional.

Organigraphs contain two rather conventional components.

By today's standards, Louise Brown's conception seems rather conventional.

Until about two thirds of the way through the drama, its narrative is rather conventional.

But Gillian Murphy and Ashley Tuttle move quietly into a rather conventional duet.

But this is a rather conventional work with the grotesque detail fleshed out.

Their school is light, clean and well equipped, with a magnificent gymnasium and a kindly, if rather conventional, teaching staff.

I think that the superficially eye-catching quality of the latter film, along with its rather conventional ambiguities, will prevail.

As a result of this kind of control, most Germans end up with rather conventional first names.

They cannot usually be solved in ways heretofore practiced by municipalities and industries in rather conventional manners.

He won the Nobel economics prize yesterday for rather conventional work: the "analysis of trade patterns and the location of economic activity" undertaken early in his career.