Sentence examples for conventional tenets from inspiring English sources

The fact that Nico disavowed bourgeois comfort and the conventional tenets of motherhood is clearly regarded as a failure by the women in the film.

A conventional tenet of classical genetics is that progeny inherit half their genome from each parent in sexual reproduction instead of the complete genome transferred to each daughter during asexual reproduction.

So established is this tenet of conventional wisdom, it's spawned sub-tenets.

Related: The undoing of Ed Miliband – and how Labour lost the election | Patrick Wintour So established is this tenet of conventional wisdom, it's spawned sub-tenets.

A higher-risk world could require the rethinking of many tenets of conventional business wisdom.

They also hope to promote American research tenets — challenging conventional wisdom and authority; rigorous discipline; transparency — abroad.

It was also a tenet of conventional wisdom that Hillary Clinton had a tight grip on female voters, and yet Obama beat her by five points among women.

Nearly 80 years later, the mummies from Kagamil and elsewhere have excited the interest of scientists who say what they have learned from the remains challenges a central tenet of conventional thinking about what we ought to eat.

This rule refutes a key tenet of conventional wisdom in economic policymaking for 25 years: that the only imbalances that matter are those in the public sector – that the public sector can muck up the market but not the other way round.

A tenet of the conventional theory of plate tectonics is that crustal deformation is confined to near the boundaries of plates.

One important tenet of the conventional wisdom is that 3-D is drawing crowds to the multiplexes that might otherwise have stayed home.