Sentence examples for conventional subjects from inspiring English sources

He was an innovator and made a break with conventional subjects and poetic language.

He contends, however, that as Italian rap broadened its appeal to become increasingly profitable, social protest was progressively abandoned in favor of more conventional subjects, like love.

Ḥāfeẓ's achievement was to give these conventional subjects a freshness and subtlety that completely relieves his poetry of tedious formalism.

This year's A-level results have seen a 9.3% decline in students taking media studies, compared with increases in more conventional subjects, such as the sciences, maths and economics.

These works depicted conventional subjects of 19th-century American painting — Hudson River landscapes and marine views of ships, harbors and naval battles — but in an entrancing, slightly demonic style unlike anything the dealers had seen before.

Some educators asserted that the curriculum of the normal school should be academic, on the ground that the future teacher needed nothing more than experience of conventional subjects soundly taught.

This exhibition takes an unconventional look at a conventional subject, the human body, through paintings created since the 1950s that were inspired by human flesh.

Yale has replaced conventional subject-based courses (marketing and so forth) with "integrated" courses based on "constituencies" (such as investors, customers and employees).

So in order to fostering different abilities of smart learners, we searched the literatures about related pedagogies or learning strategies using conventional subject searching method in some databases.

However, it is difficult to measure whether participants have acquired such knowledge, because conducting a paper-based test like a conventional subject does not fit well to the evaluation of the knowledge and skill of programming.

PBL type methodology can be successfully used with larger groups of students to promote knowledge integration across conventional subject boundaries.