Sentence examples for breaking conventions from inspiring English sources
Mr. Fernandes has a history of breaking conventions.
He commended Mr. Mohseni for breaking conventions by showing men and women together on television and called him "the best-informed person in the world about Afghanistan, which is why we're in business together".
Empowered by an ample paycheck, often from big American companies like American Express and America Online, some Indian workers are living lavishly on credit cards, and their open-mindedness is breaking conventions about dating.
The heads that make up London multimedia design studio Marshmallow Laser Feast (MLF) are no strangers to breaking conventions.
"Not only are you doing something you love, but you're breaking convention".
By tradition, these speeches are meant to be witty and entertaining, but Conservatives Simon Burns and Sheryll Murray were hellbent on breaking convention.
Were the champagne, wine and sushi that were given out for free in the lobby — breaking convention for such events — worth the humiliation?" Barnea went on: Adelson is a Jew who loves Israel.
The Bloomsbury group were known for breaking convention and rejecting Victorian social norms, so what better subject matter for the BBC to push the boundaries with when it comes to costume drama?
Critics praised the game's complex plot, innovative battle system, varied characters, moving score, vibrant graphics, and success in breaking convention with its predecessor.
This is a landscape that is rapidly changing, breaking convention, busting stereotypes and forcing new ways of thinking on large segments of the population.
He rebelliously breaks conventions.
