Sentence examples for was conventionally conceived from inspiring English sources

Peter Travers of Rolling Stone reported that Gyllenhaal was "funny, touching and vital as Jean" and that her part was "conventionally conceived, but Gyllenhaal plays it with a tough core of intelligence and feeling".

The plot, unfortunately, is conventionally conceived: Richard gets initiated into sex and other fascinating and complicated rites of the grownup world; that is, he gets warmed and then burned by people more experienced and ruthless than anyone could be at seventeen.

How it is conventionally conceived needs some comment.

My thesis is that the "population problem," as conventionally conceived, is a member of this class.

Blake was conventionally trained in printing.

Everyone agreed that he was conventionally ugly.

"Khachaturian" is a very well-made if conventionally conceived documentary that combines, in approved PBS fashion, contemporary material with archival images.

(The word Form, when used to refer to Forms as Plato conceived them, is often capitalized in the scholarly literature; when used to refer to forms as Aristotle conceived them, it is conventionally lowercased).

(The word Form, when used to refer to Forms or Ideas as Plato conceived them, is often capitalized in the scholarly literature; when used to refer to forms as Aristotle conceived them, it is conventionally lowercased).

And Russell Crowe survives a conventionally conceived inspirational story in "A Beautiful Mind" by sharpening an edge of provocation in every scene.

Cells from cloned calves seem younger than those from their conventionally conceived peers.