Sentence examples for reasonably conventional from inspiring English sources
Burgos cathedral has a portal (1230s) that is very close to the general style of Amiens, and its layout is also, by French standards, reasonably conventional.
Sky Ferreira's debut, originally slated for 2011 but beset by label disputes and creative U-turns, sounds like a reasonably conventional pop record that's been dragged backwards through a forest after nightfall.
In Fox's view, the album "sounds like a reasonably conventional pop record that's been dragged backwards through a forest after nightfall", while I likened it to "a cross between a confessional and a declaration of independence".
As Captain Andrew explains, instruments on the plane were reasonably conventional, with some newer "pretty fancy" ones, even computerised ones, to be installed soon.
Wirestam et al. [ 19] indicated that f and CBF derived from IVIM agree reasonably with conventional CBV and CBF get from DSC, respectively.
The method performs reasonably better than conventional methods used in whisper detection both in terms of the ROC performance and the WDER.
Results highlight that the time-dependent mechanical properties of concretes containing lightweight aggregates can be reasonably estimated using conventional empirical models, provided that values at 28 days of curing are accurately known.
Morphological consistency between the whole paraffin section and Spiral Array was reported as reasonably higher than conventional tissue microarray [ 11].
One can therefore reasonably consider that conventional pharmacovigilance data (i) does not encompass all ADRs and (ii) provides little information on ADEs.
And their last few polls in Florida have been been reasonably strong, defying the conventional wisdom that suggested Mr. Ryan's views on entitlement programs could be damaging among the senior population in that state.
