Sentence examples for mixture of convention from inspiring English sources
Until the 1970s both Britain and the US had largely specialised financial institutions: such specialism was the result of a mixture of convention and regulatory restriction.
I was startled by the utter smoothness of his delivery here, which went hand in glove with his humane presentation of the role — this was a Germont who was impossible to hate, his state of mind a complex mixture of paternal concern and bourgeois convention.
PAGE A3 Rattled by a Convention With a mixture of annoyance, fear and loathing for an aniticipted swarm of visitors, many New York residents are planning to steer clear when Republicans arrive at the end of the month.
It abandoned the serious form of dialogue or essay and instead conveyed its cynic message in a satiric style, mocking institutions, ideas, and conventions in a mixture of prose and verse.
Not for her the demands of convention.
His defiance of convention was his downfall.
A mixture of bad luck, bad business and bad faith consigned Hustlers Convention to the margins, but 40 years after its initial release that may change.
Two years ago, when Mr. Olbermann and Mr. Matthews were the anchors of MSNBC's political convention coverage, some NBC employees thought the mixture of news and opinion was inappropriate, leading to changes during the presidential debates and on election night.
The convention itself makes my task slippery, because it's a mixture of writers and fans.
