Morgan says that it is the social unconventionality that attracts, and that the American women are the loadstone.
No: our vaunted unconventionalityis usually a matter of words.
And with the neo-Puritans, it must be admitted (Cromwell did not live in vain) most of the charm of unconventionality has gone.
The most striking sign of this is that people are now making unconventionality a social virtue, instead of an unsocial vice.
For a moment she found a certain amusement in the show, and in her own share of it: the situation had an ease and unconventionality distinctly refreshing after her experience of the irony of conventions.
Mrs. Fisher's unconventionality was, after all, a merely superficial divergence from an inherited social creed, while the manners of the Gormer circle represented their first attempt to formulate such a creed for themselves.
In spite of the unconventionality of his garments, every one is unanimous as to Hearn's radiant physical cleanliness, constantly bathing winter and summer and changing his clothes two or three times a day.
With that odd social unconventionality that distinguished him, he endeavoured to make this young girl of eighteen sympathise with his admiration of the artistic beauties of Flaubert and Gautier.
For an instant surprised out of balance, overwhelmed by the utter unconventionality of the question the young man hesitated.
The unconventionality of the position irked him, and he heartily wished that he could quarrel with Ned, or even huff him--as people always did on these occasions.
In such communities men and women work for the commonweal, on a fraternal basis, with no heed to rank and precedence, and it is in these societies that individualism, independence, and unconventionality have full play and outlet.
Zola, on the very plea of his literary unconventionality and virility.
The absolute unconventionality of the man makes all this possible.
They were Pompeiian friezes in their unconventionality of subject and treatment.
He had no desire, of course, to enlarge upon the unconventionality of her attitude, but he felt that his feelings towards her, even if they were only friendly, justified him in giving her a warning.
In Gauguin this imprevu is not restricted to unconventionality of balance and the extraordinary arrangement of objects; but expresses itself in the actual subject-matter as well.
They also found in him an added inspiration toward freedom of arrangement and unconventionality of design.
The persistent unconventionality of metre and rhythm becomes in time a mannerism as pronounced as the mannerism of Tennyson and Swinburne.
Eccentricity and unconventionality smack to him always of moral obliquity.
Unconventionality he carries out to its logical conclusion, and strides stark naked among our academies of learning.
Several ladies remarked that night that really Helena Langley was going quite beyond all bounds, and was overdoing her unconventionality quite too shockingly.
Yes--but for all this change of manners it was certain that he had himself heard comments made on the impulsive unconventionality of Miss Langley.
He realised that Chumley was a little shocked by the unconventionality of the drawing-room, and still more by the unconventionality of the bride herself.
There was unconventionality in the frankness with which she had made the appointment.
Perhaps theunconventionality of the proceeding even added zest to it.
The stories on the pink sheet enjoy the greatest unconventionality of form to be seen anywhere in the paper except on the editorial page.
The aim is necessarily toward unconventionality and the form of the lead is left to the originality of the reporter.
Yet, amid all her amazing unconventionality and her astonishing athletic feats, one found, if he met her on her own plane of impersonal jollity, neither vulgarity nor suggestiveness.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "unconventionality" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
