Sentence examples for changing conventions from inspiring English sources

Changing human nature is too tall an order; changing conventions around dividends shouldn't be.

The commodification of personal experience was also women's territory: the small budgets of popular women-focussed Web sites, and the rapidly changing conventions and constrictions surrounding women's lives, insured it.

The commodification of personal experience was also women's territory: the small budgets of popular women-focussed Web sites, and the rapidly changing conventions and constrictions surrounding women's lives, insured it.

While the judge who rejected Mr. Chambers's appeal, Judge Jacqueline Davies, declared that "any ordinary person" would be alarmed by Mr. Chambers's message, free-speech advocates said that they were not alarmed at all and that her conclusion represented the failure of traditional law to grasp the changing conventions of new media.

Unnatural narratives furthermore follow fluid, changing conventions and create new narratological patterns in each work.

That was not unexpected because "the Warhol is about changing convention, looking at the world through a different lens, turning things on their head," Mr. Blasingame says.

Changing the conventions of the epistolary novel from an exchange of letters to a passionate monologue, Goethe captured and addressed the malaise and Weltschmerz ("world-weariness") of his generation.

There's a certain irony in government and vice-chancellors championing this approach and funding the best graduates with competitive interdisciplinary studentships and fellowships, while not changing the conventions that make it so difficult for those who choose this route early in their careers to actually progress.

If different experiments gave even slightly different results one would, in accordance with Poincaré's own criteria for changing scientific conventions, look for something in the circumstances that was responsible for the deviation of the light rays from straightness.

Expect to see more stylish wagons on the road as high gas prices and changing social conventions could hobble America's demand for SUVs a demand that once seemed limitless.

The gradual uncovering of the miRNome's complexity, with identification of homologous miRNA loci, miRNA families and the awareness that both strands of the precursor stem can produce functional miRNAs, has required more complex naming schemes, resulting in changing nomenclature conventions.