Example sentences for: conventions

How can you use “conventions” in a sentence? Here are some example sentences to help you improve your vocabulary:

  • Before Phil died, she ran two households and birthed four kids, rubbed political shoulders with everyone from FDR to JFK, contributed to Democratic campaigns, worked the back rooms at a slew of national political conventions between 1948 and 1960, and sat in on negotiations as Phil purchased the Washington Times Herald , television stations, and Newsweek .

  • Under current conventions the Postal Service sets prices for whole subclasses and cannot select specific customers for surcharges or discounts.

  • Though Bradley's camp has emphasized his disdain for campaign tactics like opponent-bashing and building platforms around focus group research, he seems to be increasingly relying on such conventions as the New Hampshire primary approaches; it's about 10 weeks away.

  • It's as though their melancholy derived from the excruciating imperative to be blacks performing according to the conventions of blackface.

  • All this makes for good documentary and great short stories: His book about the cult sticks with the conventions of storytelling and delivers emotion, analysis, and narrative; the many-splendored tales that interpolate Toru's story find Murakami at his most engaging.


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