Sentence examples for the conventionality from inspiring English sources

The tricky production and slightly offbeat guests could not conceal the conventionality of spirit.

From 2010: Proposition 8 and the argument for the conventionality of gay couples.

His works included elements of Constructivism and emphasized the conventionality of decoration techniques.

The exhibition's big problem is the conventionality and formulism of most Dutch marine painting.

Perhaps the radiance of the inner life, in these artists, partly resulted from the conventionality of their outer lives.

The root of the problem, I argued, is the intentionality of speaker implicature and the conventionality of sentence implicature.

You mustn't mind if I violate some of the conventionalities".

The former is protected by the conventionalities of the bar; the latter is the legal prey of the former.

These arrangements are tied to a broader lifestyle that syncs with so many Millennial attributes not just their team orientation, risk aversion, and willingness to shed ownership, but also their "in-the-box" conventionality (making them amicable roommates) and their indifference to privacy (why they already tell all on social media).

All of Mendelssohn's oeuvre – including the most popular works such as the E minor Violin Concerto and the Italian Symphony – has been explored more deeply, and prior concepts about the Victorian conventionality of the oratorio Elijah have been shed.

Furthermore, his oppositional tendencies against the stern conventionality of the partriarchal, militaristic Wilhelminian educational system, which stood in contrast to his artistic inclinations and his free thought, earned him the status of a rebel among his teachers.