Sentence examples for which conventions from inspiring English sources

Couldn't one of the comics, like Ms. Burnett, talk about which conventions have stayed fresh and which have become clichés?

His daughter's reminiscences open the door to a lost radical and vibrant world in which conventions, whether artistic or moral, were there to be flouted.

Will 2004, a year in which the divisions between the parties may be deeper than they have been since the 1930's, be a year in which conventions retrieve at least some remnant of their democratic origins?

On this view, questions about "the" logical form of an ordinary sentence are in part questions about which conventions one should adopt.

But "external" questions, about which conventions we should adopt, would not be settled by descriptive facts about how we understand languages that we already use.

The simplest cases in which conventions arise are ones where we are repeatedly playing a game that is purely co-operative, i.e. the payoffs to each agent are the same, and there are multiple equilibria.

It doesn't matter which convention, either.

Just which convention or conventions are the authors talking about?

And if we were starting out from scratch, which convention would be adopted: left or right?

I'm less interested in which convention we are signed up to.

What remains unclear is which convention unleashed more balloons after the nominee's acceptance speech.