Sentence examples for Canon from high-quality English sources.

• Why, Canon?

• Congratulations on buying your first Canon DSLR.

• The number of works in the Christian canon, however, varies.

• On the one hand, she was trying to sketch out a canon for a young art form.

• It is thought to be the oldest complete canon within Buddhism.

• Mahayana Buddhism, while it has no such strict canon, considers that

• Deuterocanonical works are those that are accepted in one canon but not in all.

• “Canon assaulters are reluctant to engage in such a confrontation for obvious reasons,” he added.

Use Canon in a sentence.

• For better print quality and real versatility, though, the real standout here is the Canon Pixma MG7752.

• The Canon EOS 5D Mk IV is magnificent, but if it’s just too expensive, the Canon EOS 800D has a lot to recommend it.

• For our latest update, I tested four cameras: the Nikon D3500, the Canon EOS Rebel T7i, the Nikon D5600 and the Canon Rebel SL2.

• Canon was a little late to the CSC game, but nevertheless, the M5 is a very nice camera which should appeal to existing Canon users.

• This restrictive canon acted as a catalyst to the formation of a canon more in line with the thought of the church catholic (universal).

• “Too far for Canon Furney, and there are a few who can’t take to the recording, so they make the journey to the Canon at Clonbyre or Nead.

• Indeed, it is likely that every philosopher, from Plato to Nietzsche, who has been condemned to the negative canon also appears in some feminist's positive canon.

• Feminist canon revision is most distinctive, and most radical, in its retrieval of women philosophers for the historical record, and in its placement of women in the canon of great philosophers.

Canon sentence examples

• And so I think that paradoxically, although it’s easy to get upset about the dead hand of the canon, all the dead white men of literature, et cetera, I also, looking back, can start to say, “But that’s the canon doing its job.”

• Though other churches of the Reformation rejected the canon law of the Roman Catholic Church, the Church of England retained the concept of canon law and developed its own type, which has acceptance in the churches of the Anglican Communion.

• First conceived in 1747 after Prussian King Frederick II challenged Bach to compose a six-voice fugue, it can be performed back to front (crab canon), by two performers playing the same line of music in opposite directions (table canon), or upside-down (mirror canon).

• In a column in the Guardian, from 2018, titled “Bland on Blonde: Why the Old Rock Music Canon Is Finished,” the critic Michael Hann accurately summarized the problems with the current canon: the inherent superiority of rock assumed in the long-standing hierarchy of popular music; the domination of the conversation by white men; and the construction of the canon with albums, a format that many of us still value but which is, quite frankly, obsolete.