Sentence examples for traditional conventions from inspiring English sources

These days, the traditional conventions that once defined the art world seem to have evaporated.

At first, they seem like exceptionally well-done examples of traditional conventions of landscape painting.

For Daniel Libeskind and Thom Mayne, that meant different kinds of play with traditional conventions of architectural drafting.

He is no more impressed by the energies of avant-garde style than he is by traditional conventions of representation.

Many writers publishing in the 1960s and '70s subverted the traditional conventions of fiction, shifting from realist to surrealist, self-reflexive, feminist, or parodic modes.

She said that was in line with patterns in immigrant families, with younger generations more closely following traditional conventions of English.

Mr. Obama's aides had hoped to upend the traditional convention style.

Ordinarily, Geoghegan would have expected to have been promoted to the chairman's role but shareholders had urged the board to break with its traditional convention.

His campaign hopes the traditional convention "bounce" will put him within a few points of Governor Bush just as voters start to focus on the issues.

At least one night of speakers and guaranteed news coverage will be lost, something Mr. Davis alluded to only obliquely, saying the campaign had obviously hoped it could have "a more traditional" convention.

I'm just saying that sometimes, when it comes to judging what amounts to a politically-themed comedy set rather than a traditional convention speech, Bill Maher might have a better read on things than all of us inside the Tampa-Charlotte bubble.