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The rest of the story is a bit less conventional.

Do some of them say you should lead more conventional lives?

Most are small, often taking up just a floor of a conventional school.

Those five, at least, used conventional means to the same end.

They'd never really been close friends in any conventional way.

He does care about his own looks, but not in the conventional way.

Yet he was far from being a conventional man of business.

I was thinking of some- one a little more conventional.

The family seemed to have moved into a more conventional home recently.

We went home and made love in several conventional ways.

She had a conventional education for a young woman of her class and time.

We're certainly too conventional to fall in love with other women.

"But I've worked 30 years to be in a position to not have to do the conventional building."

Since then, her road to success has been anything but conventional.

His role in the new film is more conventional, he said.

Conventional social service systems will never be able to keep up.

But for all the effort, the result is rather conventional.

As the results were conventional, they had to work within it.

This was not the work of a god in the conventional, human sense.

I was among the 20 percent in which the conventional treatment did not work.

But the parents of both their families are against the love between them, being very conventional.

Like us, the French are on the whole a conventional people.

But the best art is not always beautiful in the conventional sense.

And we're going to have to make it on conventional forces.

The two larger works in the show seem more conventional.