Sentence examples for conventional thoughts from inspiring English sources

Two important studies being published today challenge conventional thoughts about treating and avoiding breast cancer.

Among the more conventional thoughts in the column is a rosé roundup.

A14 SCIENCE/HEALTH Challenging Cancer Treatment Two important studies being published today challenge conventional thoughts about treating and avoiding breast cancer.

One of the most conventional thoughts circulating in the league was that Bryant had somehow been coaxed by his management, Adidas marketing teams, into early marriage, that in order to project a cleaner, corporate image like Michael the Infallible, he needed to have the appearance of a family on the horizon.

This article studies the US hegemony with particular focus on its dominant role in East Asia and compares conventional thoughts with different views provided by the two books reviewed.

Different to the conventional thoughts that the modification of boiling heat transfer is the result of solid surface modification by particle sedimentations forming a porous or coating layer, the result suggests that both the particle deposition effect, and the collective effect of particles suspending in liquid could affect the boiling heat transfer significantly.

However, there are problems that do transcend race and that are felt along socio-economic lines that are easily masked as race by conventional thought (Note the word thought and not wisdom).

This is another of his ways of upending conventional thought.

The Mets' plan for Wheeler has been uncontroversial because it aligns to conventional thought.

Others countered by ritually endorsing art's mission to challenge conventional thinking — a conventional thought if ever there was one.

Like Grant and Sherman, Lincoln "abandoned altogether the conventional thought that the capture of the enemy's capital would bring victory.