Sentence examples for different convention from inspiring English sources

"This is a very different convention," said Frank Luntz, a Republican political consultant.

And this has been a very different convention experience for him.

"In those days there was a different convention, at least in Britain, about writing about your friends," he said in an interview in 2003.

"In those days was a different convention, at least in Britain, about writing about your friends," he said in an interview.

"We expect it to be a somewhat different convention," Karen P. Hughes, the Bush campaigns director of communications, said in an interview here today.

In Spain and in the south of France, a different convention seems to have prevailed up to the second half of the 15th century.

And then I do a lot of networking at the different conventions.

Moreover, human relationships between individuals from different cultures have to cope with different conventions of what is proper.

Euro pop has different conventions for expressing love and sex, and, like Elvis impersonators, foreign pop stars convey the point that pop love and sex are just conventions.

International comparisons of apartment prices per square foot are difficult because different locales have different conventions on how to count terraces, common areas and other features.

The North Atlantic Treaty Organization NATOO) has agreed on a measure of defense activity to which it adheres when making comparisons of its members' defense burdens, but other countries follow different conventions.