conventionalized造句
1) They were abstracted and conventionalized.
2) They are also more restrained and conventionalized on the overall text organization and language use.
3) They are so conventionalized that speakers may not be conscious of their being metaphorical.
4) According to this view, meaning is based on conventionalized conceptual structures.
5) Pattern of moral education of Chinese tertiary institution conventionalized tradition of society-departmentalism, lacking spirit concern to life individuals.
6) When new linguistic patterns and new meaning are conventionalized, in turn,[http:///conventionalized.html] they will influence habitual thinking.
7) It was rigid in its patterns, utterly conventionalized in its dress, shallow (with the exception Of Tschaikovsky's scores) in its music.
8) Idioms are conventionalized multiword expressions and contain much cultural information.
9) That is why some grammatically well-formed but not conventionalized sentences are regarded unnatural by native speakers.
10) He refused to have his portrait conventionalized into the customary smooth beauty of the pharaoh god.
11) With the passing of time, signs easily become not only naturalized, but conventionalized as well.
12) He becomes a sort of hollow, posing dummy, the conventionalized figure of a sahib.
13) What is true is that the nude is always conventionalized —and the authority for its conventions derives from a certain tradition of art.
14) Throughout the history, people from different nationalities and regions wear their unique and conventionalized headgears, by way of which we have an insight into their aesthetic psychology.
15) The figures appear before a generic, industrial studio backdrop, and their conventionalized poses and passive expressions have the air of an imminent tragedy.
16) What are the native qualities and characteristics upon which the moral or im moral character accepted and conventionalized by the group are based?
17) Transferred epithet is a figure of speech used in special contexts of language, in which the conventionalized word collocation is contextually changed for the purpose of creative use.