Sentence examples for conventional notions from inspiring English sources

These disciplines can tweak conventional notions of athletic prowess.

But ultimately does it matter if it doesn't conform to conventional notions of art?

According to conventional notions of rational behaviour, the game should break down before it has begun.

Its organization overturns many conventional notions of how nonfiction should proceed.

Conventional notions of marriage, fidelity and sexual responsibility are questioned, atomised and blown apart.

Indeed, the whole Republican field offers a bracing challenge to conventional notions of sanity.

Conventional notions of justice - legal, divine, poetic - have no force in Highsmith's world.

And they're girded with ingredients that stray from conventional notions of Mexican food.

Both paintings challenge conventional notions of finish, though from almost opposite directions.

No, but Mr. Murakami is too skillful a trickster to rely on conventional notions of storytelling.

In the case of "Reverse," conventional notions of morality are turned on their head.