Sentence examples for conventionalize from inspiring English sources

Political rallies, sports rallies, and some of the ceremonies of established religious organizations seek to conventionalize the enthusiasm and sense of solidarity of expressive crowds.

Once the behaviour is conventionalized in this fashion, there are increasing efforts to create and use the conventionalized form of collective behaviour for private and public aims.

The position of the key light has often been conventionalized (e.g., aimed at the actors at an angle 45 degrees off the camera-to-subject axis).

With the substitution of a blunt writing stylus for a pointed one, the symbols become less picturelike and more conventionalized.

Since the 1940s Ladin has been taught in primary schools in the Gardena and Badia valleys, in different conventionalized dialect forms.

Orthography is conventionalized, and grammarians' comments lack clarity, so that to a considerable extent it is necessary to extrapolate from later developments in Romance in order to describe it.

So-called Holbein rugs, similar to Caucasian carpets (see below), have polygons on a ground of deep red, dark green, or red and green; they often have green borders and conventionalized interlacing Kūfic script.

In the State Museum of Berlin and in the National Museum of Fine Arts at Stockholm are two primitive rugs, one, a highly conventionalized dragon-and-phoenix combat, the other, stylized birds in a tree.

In the 17th century, the "bird carpet," or White Ushak, with conventionalized motifs suggesting birds, developed.

All bugaku consist of highly conventionalized movements cued by the beat of a drum.

The pattern was raised by outlining the design with a cordonnet, a heavier thread, bundle of threads, or horsehair, worked over with buttonholing, so that the curls, scrolls, and conventionalized leaves stood out like relief carving.