A paradox of Mr. LaChiusa's music is that is unceasingly melodic yet not conventionally tuneful.
An airplane now appeared in the perfect blue sky and droned conventionally, yet chillingly, overhead.
Yet it begins conventionally enough, in the middle of the last decade, with a grant for some more university research about to come through.
All four patients with primary midflexion instability in our study were operated conventionally, yet navigation's prevention of this complication is not obvious because navigation was used to control only the tibial and distal femoral cuts, not the rotational alignment of the femoral component.
But she is far too single-minded for such a detour, and returns to her eulogy, the praise often conventionally worded, yet never sounding less than deeply felt.
His 1911 "Still Life With Gingerpot I" is more conventionally descriptive, yet the splintering lines indicate his embrace of Cubist structure, which sets him on the path to abstraction.
The structures are usually assembled from widely heterogenous materials, with no transition and no ambiguity; every fragment miraculously sounds like Messiaen, and yet there are no conventionally organic or thematic links between them.
It stars Shannon Purser as Sierra, an intelligent high school girl who isn't conventionally attractive, yet confident enough to not care about her looks.
He is conventionally handsome, and yet his face is all nose and recessed, worried-looking brown eyes.
It's a conventionally classical solo, yet Osipova wrenches it into raw, needy expression, at times slowing the steps to near-paralysis, at others speeding them to the brink of ragged hysteria.
