Sentence examples for apart conventional from inspiring English sources

Following the white paper on care and support, Technology Strategy Board promised to "blow apart conventional thinking about institutional long-term care".

This album tears apart conventional British life and ambitions, from the mundane details that keep people going ("These Are the Things") to the grand ambitions that keep others dreaming ("The New Diana," "Girls Guide for the Modern Diva").

Mr. Bhagwati, a professor of economics and political science at Columbia University, prefers to consider himself "a public nuisance," challenging established policies, stirring up protests and picking apart conventional beliefs.

Mayne's most powerful work is similarly interested in subverting and breaking apart conventional ideas about symmetry and prettiness.

Reading all the books gives the judges real freedom of movement apart from conventional taste.

As a critic, one has a duty to stand apart from conventional wisdom.

Apart from conventional methods, there are alternate means to determine if an unauthorized release has occurred.

These packing materials have physical properties that set them apart from conventional porous particles.

Apart from conventional histological and electron-microscopic techniques, immunologic techniques are used to identify different neuroglial cell types.

Apart from conventional carbon-chain polymers, self-assembling supramolecules and surfactants are considered as promising DRAs for the future applications.

It's a shame, because this Barcelona gig showed precisely why Chao remains a global superstar, a stadium rocker who stands apart from conventional wisdom.