Sentence examples for relatively conventional from inspiring English sources

The technology of the single-car garages is relatively conventional.

Herbert's treatment of lust itself is relatively conventional in this poem.

If they sign up, policymaking may take a relatively conventional course.

Instead, relatively conventional equations of state apply, equivalent to a regime of neutrons and protons.

The first and second movements are relatively conventional, but the Scherzo is a dizzying whirl of offbeat accents.

Roland Barthes's great essay on photography, "Camera Lucida" — a book that greatly influenced Sebald's work — is relatively conventional, by contrast.

On West 44th Street in Manhattan Golda Meir has been holding court in relatively conventional fashion for months.

Although the restaurant presents a dozen relatively conventional entrees, it emphasizes appetizers, salads, soups and sides for sharing.

Then comes Mr. Davies the classical industry, producing relatively conventional concertos and string quartets by the yard.

The architect Frank Gehry, for instance, designed relatively conventional buildings for much of his early career.

Some of the dancers are accomplished technicians, but the overall choreography is relatively conventional.