Sentence examples for seen as conventional from inspiring English sources

This exhibition revealed the staggering sensual genius of a painter who was revered by the impressionists but today is often seen as conventional.

His devices are no more or less modern than those of Alban Berg, whose "Wozzeck," though also tightly structured and dramatically effective, is not seen as conventional, because it is atonal.

These techniques, although have been seen as conventional practices, are still reliable in treating high BOD5 contents in the landfill leachate particularly for landfill categorized as young and intermediate class.

But because that is much more seen as conventional, people don't raise their eyebrows at it or bring attention to it.

Perhaps because of a perceived confusion about what is best in a difficult area, complementary and alternative therapies are increasingly seen as better than conventional.

Self-build lending is seen as more risky than conventional mortgages (several banks pulled out last year), and lending against larger community schemes is non-existent.

Had they contained a quiveringly sensitive commentary on the flora of New England, maybe he could be seen as reliably conventional.

In Fonda's early performances, the tension between her drive and her desire to be seen as a conventional, unthreatening girl is clear.

Valerie, the new wife in the story, is seen as the conventional one, who will cook and run the household and support Gil in his career, whereas his first wife, Marise, was the wild bohemian.

In contrast the subjunctive mood in English and other languages can be seen as a conventional device for indicating that presuppositions are being suspended.

Histological findings are these seen as in conventional schwannomas, but ancient schwannomas additionally demonstrate cystic hemorrhagic changes and degenerative nuclei with pleomorphism and hyperchromasia.