Sentence examples for may turn conventional from inspiring English sources
Analyses of kinship practices among gays and lesbians, for example, have demonstrated that the opposition between biological and social ties may turn conventional understandings on their head.
That may sound like a criticism, but it's intended as a compliment: this zippy little film about the Hispanic vote in the current American presidential election isn't afraid to turn conventional wisdom on its head, including the conventional wisdom that there is even such a thing as a Hispanic vote.
It's time to turn conventional wisdom upside down.
Miles is guaranteed to turn conventional practices upside down, but not out of ideological fervor.
It also gives rise to the question of what special LDPC codes, possibly performing poorly in the conventional scenario (such as the outer code of the PA code), may turn out right for differential modulation and detection?
Another reason is the failure of conventional medicine; if doctors can no longer offer help towards recovery, people may turn to CAM, trying everything possible to improve their health, even as a last resort.
One last fact may turn the tables.
This time, things may turn out differently.
They may turn out for Mr McCain.
Frogs may turn into princes too.
