Sentence examples similar to conventionalise from inspiring English sources

In doing so, she suppressed some of its originality, conventionalising Emily's odd punctuation.

But if we want more evidence that hyperbole isn't anything new, we need look no further than the many "conventionalised" hyperbolic expressions.

Richmond nevertheless captured the fire in Charlotte's eyes, even if he flattered and conventionalised the rest of her face, which Gaskell found plain, with missing teeth and irregular features.

While Berger concedes that the nude "is always conventionalised", he insists it "also relates to lived sexuality".