Sentence examples for conventional ways of seeing from inspiring English sources

"The Kennedy assassination shattered conventional ways of seeing and understanding reality," David M. Lubin writes in "Shooting Kennedy," a fascinating cultural history published this fall.

In doing so, it undermines conventional ways of seeing.

One wishes for more surprise, more invention, from this book a less conventional way of seeing and writing.

The New Group's sensational off-Broadway revival of David Rabe's Vietnam-era play "Sticks and Bones," with a stellar cast led by Bill Pullman and Holly Hunter, illuminates the way the best political dramas often entail a sly repurposing of genre — artistic form and political content conspiring together to throw into relief the blind spots in the conventional way of seeing.

But they soon saw there was no conventional way of sending their dispatches from Tabriz to the outside world.

By refusing to accept conventional ways of looking at things, they saw opportunities and discoveries in areas that most people were blind to.

Rebekah Rutkoff's fertile mind disrupts the conventional, leaping over the usual ways of seeing and thinking.

He was often seen as detached from conventional ways of looking at the world, and his acting was regularly described as poetic or magical.

The dynamic footage plays to Missy Elliott's Get Ur Freak On, and offers different ways of seeing women beyond conventional representations of the static female body as an object of beauty (slim, tanned, delicate).

The essence of Warhol's genius was to eliminate the one aspect of a thing without which that thing would, to conventional ways of thinking, cease to be itself, and then to see what happened.

He meant that Kahn was uninhibited by conventional ways of thinking, alert to abandon positions that were starting to seem obsolete, continually trying to find new ways to see around the next corner.