Sentence examples for less convention from inspiring English sources

North Carolina has less convention and tourist traffic, so chefs here say they have felt less pressure to be part of that lardcore wave.

In his prefaces, as in the plays themselves, Shaw often assaults the reader by unex pectedly, after a deliberately misleading opening, identifying him with the fools, villains, hypocrites or slaves of mind less convention who are so of ten his chief objects of attack.

"Paradoxically, small businesses are a lot more flexible, less convention- and tradition-bound, and more likely to be able to decide to get on with it now there are pretty easy to use products for networking them," says Laurie McCabe, an analyst with Summit Strategies of Boston Mass.

Don't expect what Weiss describes as "character-less convention centers [where] you find circuit speakers doing a talk that doesn't recognize any difference in the calendar".

Today, only Montana, Idaho and Wyoming have less dedicated convention space than Connecticut, he said.

"This is certainly a less royal convention," is how Barone puts it.

And for photons, we always like to use the symbol K for the momentum of a photon rather than P. Luckily, people agreed more or less by convention, photon momentum is called K, and it's called Q by some people, but we call it K.

But the park would have additional attractions such as a large playground, and a renovated, less clunky convention center that brought people into the less-intensive areas.

This diagram resembles the one provided by Broad himself (1938: 285), but he adopted a different (and perhaps less perspicuous) convention for representing specious presents.

But while he ignores the rules of grammar, he is evidently happy to follow less profitable conventions.

The article finally lays out some of the less obvious conventions that emerged in the interaction between providers of registry records and Registry users as well as remaining challenges and current developments.