Sentence examples for established conventions from inspiring English sources

My aim is to turn established conventions on their heads.

But again we're back to well established conventions, traditions and assurances.

For artists though, VR is an entirely new medium with few established conventions.

However, when it comes to connected services, there are no established conventions.

National agencies in most countries established conventions with due regard to practices in other countries.

None of these established conventions were followed In the absence of standard procedures, disorder and confusion abounded".

While imposing, these works also adhere to established conventions of identity art; despite their specificity of subject matter, they seem impersonal.

Other directors, notably Gina Prince-Bythewood in "Love and Basketball" and Karyn Kusama in "Girlfight," worked within established conventions to find fresh angles and new stories.

Both of these substances have well-established conventions for their use, and these conventions limit their social side-effects.

Views expressed in "private clubs" often represent long-established conventions of what is expected to be said, when many present, in different environments, would hold different views and, crucially, not act in ways that might be expected.

The Dublin Murder Squad books are a mystery series in name only; in multiple respects, the series transgresses the well-established conventions of the genre, the first of which is a reliable continuity in tone and dramatis personae.