Sentence examples for with the convention of from inspiring English sources

But they deteriorated with the Convention of Montreux in 1936, which returned full control of the straits to Ankara.

He broke with the convention of having members of the rank and file elect their own leaders and selected his own subordinates.

He even plays with the convention of subtitles, merely placing English words along the bottom of the frame: "smile dismiss universe" or "destructive constructive".

On Friday he will hold an auction at the Hilton Garden Inn in Glastonbury, Conn., in conjunction with the convention of the Wallace Nutting Collectors Club.

Mr. Gaunt toys with the convention of the picture-within-the-picture in "Near the HA-HA" and "To Hang Beside Your Bed," but in these cases the physical tends to overwhelm the optical.

The bounce was low, slow and there was no turn so why bother with the convention of bat-pad fielders on either side of the wicket for the spinners?

Freud pointed out that these libidinal drives can conflict with the conventions of civilised behaviour.

They reveal a witty, almost surrealist eye combined with the conventions of French classicism.

She told Als that she became impatient with "the conventions of writing," like description.

She again struggled to balance her religious beliefs with the conventions of academic life.

Social relations, too, are idealized, and imbued with the conventions of medieval courtly love.