Sentence examples for current conventions from inspiring English sources

Don't be afraid to question conventional wisdom, because geniuses are often the ones who rewrite current conventions.

The second is to achieve autonomy and flexibility under the current conventions.

The terms "targeting" and "tailoring" are used here according to current conventions that distinguish cultural adaptations for a population subgroup (targeting) from those designed for individuals (tailoring).

Although the treatise presented a temperate discussion of the medical, social, and economic aspects of birth control, it violated current conventions of taste.

He has ambitions for the concert hall, too: he would like to bring music off its metaphorical and literal platform, making it more approachable than current conventions allow.

The title page, according to current conventions, announced that Clarissa was "published by the editor of Pamela", and made no reference to Richardson.

The Labor Party's current convention has attracted fewer people than the founding convention two years ago.

The current convention is that peers cannot block any legislation contained in a party's manifesto.

In 1921, the Legislature adopted the current convention system, which remains unique to New York.

Villa had broken with current convention and promised before the game that, yes, he would celebrate if he scored against his former club.

Faculty or staff who began employment with the institution prior to 1998 may have CWIDs that do not adhere to the current convention.