Sentence examples for taking a conventional from inspiring English sources

Beyond that, Mr. Zimmermann is taking a conventional approach to his programs with the Philharmonic.

Taking a conventional genre and transforming it into something unexpected was, ultimately, what Hendrick Goltzius also aimed for.

However, with three children and a husband who works away from home a lot, taking a conventional evening or day release course would have required serious schedule juggling.

A smart person might consider taking a conventional drug that provides temporary blessed relief while concurrently seeking some more deep treatment that nourishes, nurtures, or augments the body's own defenses.

Irrespective of whether you're taking a conventional picture at the Eiffel tower or doing acrobatics at Machu Picchu, these moments you want to experience are your interpretation of travel, and what make you happy.

"If you take a conventional approach in the media business, you are going to get slaughtered.

Rammell's early political career took a conventional path and he has built up grass roots experience.

He has taken a conventional approach to generating colour, using liquid crystals and red, green and blue filters.

Though actors play real people all the time in conventional docudramas (and will again in NBC's "Matthew Shepard Story" next week), "The Laramie Project" doesn't take a conventional approach, and the well-known presences become jarring.

After taking two steps forward and unsuccessfully trying to slap a chopper over the third baseman's head in the first inning, Perez took a conventional approach in the third.

ANUSCHKA BLOMMERS AND NIELS SCHUMM The conceptual craftswoman Wieki Somers is known for her ability to take a conventional object, turn it on its head and transform it into a stunning work of outrageous design.