Sentence examples for Commonly accepted conventions from inspiring English sources

You could quite logically suggest that he's overly flashy, too loud, too florid or too extrovert, that his playing defies all commonly accepted conventions of what's usually regarded as "good" playing.

This is obviously contradictory to current published literature and the commonly accepted conventions.

Starting from how this question is commonly answered by the practice of interpretation in Western notated art music, this book proposes a move beyond commonly accepted codes, conventions and territories of music performance.

Medievalis [15] (in the rest of this report, we will use the currently commonly accepted naming convention recalled in Table S1 in spite of inconsistencies in the conventional hierarchical order between biovars and subspecies).

And, as an artist, that made him turn against accepted conventions, Impressionism included.

And yet his own art rarely questions the accepted conventions of his time.

The research proposal should be properly formatted and consistent with accepted conventions.

As ultrasonic anemometry is used more frequently in aeolian geomorphology it is important to question accepted conventions concerning data processing and analysis.

All one is left with is conventional truth, truth which consists in agreement with commonly accepted practices and conventions.

In response to this the Mādhyamika might want to make the point that it is at least sometimes advantageous to treat truths as if they had a more than conventional grounding, that is as if they were not just the product of agreement with commonly accepted practices and conventions.

A United Nations Conference on the Law of the Sea that was convened at Geneva in 1958 and attended by 86 nations developed a convention affirming the commonly accepted principles of the legal nature of the territorial sea and the right of innocent passage.