Sentence examples similar to respecting conventions from inspiring English sources
They mocked his inconsistent style; his refusal to respect conventions.
The scientists predicted that children of parents high in authoritarianism would be more sensitive to cues of conventionality -- that is, that they would be more trusting of unfamiliar adults who appeared to respect conventions.
The Milan fair is about showing, rather than selling from the stand, but Mr. Young is not naturally inclined to respect convention.
Cf. Eltschinger (2007, p. 137 138) on vivakṣā being transmitted via generally respected convention: "… la convention est une intention généralisée à des fins pragmatiques, un arbitraire réglé par l'apprentissage et les impératifs pratiques de la communauté." 47.
It is especially hazardous when it's tethered to a position considered prestigious in a milieu that respects convention and sneers at failure.
Christmas has become a reminder of how honestly I live my life, rather than trying to be what other people want me to be or respect convention or tradition.
Thus the astute spectator will be presented with two dramatic narratives to follow; Allen is not respecting traditional conventions of cinematic accompaniment since the score's events do not match the story unfolding onscreen.
To what extent should I respect such conventions versus trying to negotiate better terms for myself?
Israel nonetheless remains obliged to respect international conventions on occupied territories.
She's become a symbol for modern women, as she didn't respect social conventions, she did what she wanted.
