Sentence examples for society convention from inspiring English sources

On the night of June 29, two months after he was drafted by the Jets, Oday Aboushi stood before more than 700 people at the El Bireh Society convention in Arlington, Va., and discussed his journey to the N.F.L. Aboushi shared what it was like growing up in Brooklyn and Staten Island as one of 10 children.

Mr. Aboushi's offense, apart from being a rare Arab-American in professional football, is that on June 29 he dared speak about his upbringing at the El Bireh Society convention in Arlington, Va., which attendees described as a "cultural networking event".

The new logo was shown to students at the student union's societies convention by the university's head of marketing, where it emerged that the rebrand has cost the university £80,000 so far.

Conventional morality is characterized by an acceptance of society's conventions concerning right and wrong.

A child with pre-conventional morality has not yet adopted or internalized society's conventions regarding what is right or wrong, but instead focuses largely on external consequences that certain actions may bring.

The key theme is obedience: that of actors and audiences to the conventions of theatre and, by implication, that of the rest of us to society's conventions.

Morgan's anarchic disregard for society's conventions would also find another willing adherent.

But the pressure of society's conventions, said his sister, Carole Lovero, could not affect his decisions.

You knew you were breaking society's conventions, you knew you were breaking the law, and you knew the consequences".

Would Shaughnessy be left alone — and artless — if she didn't adhere to some of society's conventions?

Certainly, both are engaged in the service of a creative imagination that reflects powerfully the frustrating limits placed on individual desire by society's conventions and constraints.