Sentence examples for modern conventions from inspiring English sources
Modern conventions now mark the nominee's conquest of the party, which includes dictating the platform.
Editors correct all punctuation and insert missing marks according to modern conventions.
It is rare at modern conventions to have such revolts, given how carefully orchestrated they have become.
Journalists deplore the slick, packaged, choreographed productions that modern conventions have become, and they are waiting to pounce when something goes wrong.
Defying modern conventions of political civility and language, Mr. Trump has breached the boundaries that have long constrained Americans' public discussion of race.
He disdains, but can't help participating in, the stupidest, most solipsistic modern conventions, such as "reading your own already-sent e-mails".
Today's performances, adhering to the modern convention of "standard pitch" take no account of this.
The modern convention in recipe writing is to incorporate the preparations into the ingredient list.
A modern convention is a Super Bowl whose final score was announced weeks before.
Fantoni's two-spade overcall was an example of a popular modern convention.
An hour with the celebrity facialist Joanna Czech defies all modern convention.
