Sentence examples for conventional accounts from inspiring English sources

In conventional accounts it was Galileo's insistence on the Copernican worldview that riled the church.

These accounts are better than conventional accounts, but not as good as student accounts.

Conventional accounts trace the metastasis of the federal government not to what came before Roosevelt's election but to what came after.

It won't alter our moral and political judgments of Hitler, whose crimes remain immeasurable, but it sure shakes up conventional accounts of modern art.

Mr. Robb also persuasively re-examines some of the conventional accounts of Caravaggio's final days, arguing, among other things, that his mysterious death in 1610 was a murder carried out by vengeful members of the fraternal order the Knights of Malta.

They say it was conceived as a debate between experts who accept conventional accounts of the fall of Nanjing, which say that Japanese soldiers butchered as many as 300,000 people, and those who deny any large-scale atrocities took place.

There is no conventional account of their life together nor of her illness and death.

So what you will read here is not a conventional account of whom I met.

The book is intended as a conventional account of a baseball star.

Derivatives and off-balance-sheet items not otherwise reflected in conventional accounting would be included.

The conventional account of the nineteen-sixties has become a classic instance of this type of confusion.