Sentence examples similar to tested conventions from inspiring English sources

Major League Soccer is unafraid to test convention.

Lisa Goochee, former teacher in Brazil and now at Stanford Learning Design added, "The most outdated and destructive vestigial feature in the modern K-12 space is the emphasis on standardized testing along with the college admissions and enrollment processes which rely on these testing conventions.

The last thing this Ashes series needs is another provocative situation, which tests the conventions of competitive courtesy between teams.

"I feel like we've been in a really conservative moment," notes Martine Rose, another London-based menswear designer who tests gender conventions with her clothes.

Further testing convention, West started tinkering with "Pablo" in real time, declaring it a "living, breathing, changing creative expression".

The most recent UN Biodiversity Conference was held in October 2014, and the parties present were urged to preemptively establish regulations regarding the environmental release of synthetic biology products and to require appropriate risk assessments before authorizing a novel organism for field testing (Convention on Biological Diversity 2014).

When the solace of time-tested conventions beats the exhilaration of newfangled conceits.

In some instances the striking beauty of Avedon's images derives simply from a fresh and purposeful articulation of fashion photography's time-tested conventions: basically, a dress, a model, a studio.

"Antony and Cleopatra" almost obsequiously adheres to the time-tested conventions of opera, with set-piece arias and choral ensembles of assembled voices who explain what is going on.

Politics is the art of the possible: the convention tested simplistic black/white, all/nothing, federal/confederal solutions and found consensus on them impossible.

After learning about Westport Independent last month from PAX Prime, Seattle's gaming convention, I tested out the beta version (the full version will be available by the end of the year).