Sentence examples for accepted conventions from inspiring English sources

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

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

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

He showed what could be done within the accepted conventions of the constitution; he never attempted to change them.

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

And sometimes abstract painting seems to stall, its devotees settling for cautiously repeating accepted conventions — monochrome, grids, stripes and so forth.

But the Urals-Ural-Caspian-Caucasus border was (and is) by no means a generally accepted convention.

For example, if you're taking a poll on how people plan to vote in an election, the accepted convention is that two standard deviations above or below the average, which gives a 95percentt confidence level, is reasonable.

It is like the theatre where you know the name of the playwright, but when the curtain rises the accepted convention is that the audience doesn't take all the actions or opinions on the stage as the author's.

I worry, too, about the accepted convention that 'ship' = SS, as the last launch of one to be powered by steam must predate the birth of the majority of our solvers.

It was an accepted convention that a lollipop lady pretty much stuck to the corner that they had been assigned, but my mother gave herself a more roving brief, so a motorist might be in their car a hundred yards from the junction with no children in sight when Molly would leap out waving her lollipop at their windscreen, forcing them to stop.