Sentence examples for strict conventions from inspiring English sources

Actually, says Sweetman, the naming of dinosaurs is governed by strict conventions.

The purpose of sex is procreation within strict conventions, maintained by unbending social rules and selected religious doctrine.

The style of journalism is largely a code of strict conventions inflexibly repeated like the art of ancient Egypt.

The former is a genre with strict conventions and hints of hubris, centred on some great catastrophe and packed with star names.

She provided adverts and artwork for magazines, and did not care about the strict conventions of the Danish art world at the time.

Or are we meant to accept that "he" is a purely formal figure set within the strict conventions of pastoral poetry?

And, for a long time in the industry, there was a strict convention that on-air and off-air equalled on and off the record.

"A Date With Darkness," tonight's Lifetime movie, rises above the Kabuki-strict conventions of its form to offer sequences of pathos.

TV has stricter conventions to adhere to than online streaming, so longtime competitors in the FGC will need to play by new rules if they want to maintain their marketability and succeed on new platforms.

There are strict formal conventions to the writing of sports biography.

None follow strict design conventions, and virtually all of them have some kind of undeniably quirky essence.