Sentence examples for enduring conventions from inspiring English sources

Eaton's "Life of Jackson" was the one that established the genre's enduring conventions.

But this week we are enduring a non-political political convention.

Barack Obama hijacked some of the Republicans' most enduring themes in an address to the Democratic convention that painted a patriotic and optimistic portrait of America, prominent conservatives observed.

In one of her enduring speeches, given at the 2012 Democratic National Convention, she revisited her fears that the Presidency would change her husband.

Its satirical tone, which cuts wryly against Broadway convention, has made it an unlikely and enduring touchstone.

Across cities from Aleppo to Maiduguri, from Bangui to Aden, civilians have borne the brunt of protracted conflicts that have raised grave questions over the enduring relevance of international humanitarian law (IHL) and the Geneva conventions.

And finally, if he has time, he can tell them a bit about the ceremonial conventions that are the bedrock of our parliament's enduring gravitas.

When Wilson handed over the leadership of A.A. at the St . Louisnational convention in 1955, having provided the program with an enduring structure, he proclaimed: "Clearly my job henceforth was to Let Go and Let God.

It is that rejection of convention that perhaps lies at the heart of Billy Liar's enduring success.

When combined with the enduring idea of citizenship as an instrument for integration and the recurring references to international conventions in the preparatory documents for the act, it is fair to conclude that concerns for individual rights have gained pre-eminence over traditional notions of national identity.

The AFT convention, which proudly hosted Clinton as a speaker, highlighted our union's enduring values and our role in accomplishing them.