Sentence examples similar to reshaping conventions from inspiring English sources
Because she strove to reshape literary conventions — syntax, language usage, narrative order and the sense of making sense — any comment on her choices may already be rebuffed in her poetics and practice.
From Las Vegas to Seoul, city governments reshaped their convention and visitors' bureaus into more professional, market-savvy organisations, revved up their advertising budgets and hired brand consultants to show them the ropes.
And the public must be involved in reshaping their democracy, perhaps through a citizen's convention that would debate and deliberate on urgent constitutional reform before the general election.
It is the latest product of a fruitful friendship that plays with the conventions of portraiture, as well as quietly reshaping ideas about the nature of an artist's muse.
Still, the reshaping went on.
Now the reshaping begins.
The water agenda is reshaping.
Nevertheless, a reshaping is likely.
Talk about reshaping a company.
