Sentence examples for the convention of from inspiring English sources

Fast-forward to the convention of 1992.

Contemporary audiences are used to the convention of the confessional.

Some of them, like the Convention of the Natl.

The convention of recollection is, of course, just that.

"The convention of realism is reductive," he says.

Who invented the convention of an opening section labelled "Prologue"?

Gill Talk story Nov. 7, 1959, about the convention of the Episcopal Bishops.

In addition, the Convention of Zanjón established peace in Cuba after the Ten Years' War.

Mr. Christie can talk at the convention of hard-earned victories.

But the convention of forbidden, freeing love is remarkably stereotyped here.

The novel begins as an adventure story, using the convention of travel in an imaginary country.