Worse still, an unapologetic socialist - the mysterious Victor Grayson - captured the nonconformist stronghold of Colne Valley.
Although he had no prior relationship with Manchester, its brisk, nonconformist atmosphere suited him particularly well.
To me, bohemian means a leftfield woman, with her own nonconformist agenda.
A radical as well as a nonconformist, Bright was vocal in his opposition to the Crimean war, which he believed to be un-Christian, a stance that eventually lost him his parliamentary seat.Whether you rated him a hero or a villain depended on your point of view.
Phil Tufnell, a spin bowler for Middlesex and England who retired in 2003, was perhaps the last nonconformist to wear an England shirt (training regime: cigarettes).
The venue was a "Moishe House", one of a network of such residential centres in America and Europe set up by an American philanthropist to encourage nonconformist Jewish activism.
When his friend, Crito, came to Socrates's cell with an escape plan, Socrates chose to stay and drink the hemlock.The nonconformist heroWho and what, then, was Socrates to Athens?
They are assertive, sceptical of authority and nonconformist, none of which bodes well for traditional luxury brands.
Part of the answer lies in a work ethic that he inherited from his mother's nonconformist family.
These four novels of contemporary life in a small town include Miss Marjoribanks (1866), a young lady's attempts at social climbing, and Salem Chapel (1863), a young intelligent nonconformist minister's trials with his narrow-minded congregation.
Academies, largely supported by the middle class of nonconformist groups, presented a broad curriculum of liberal arts that spanned the secondary and higher levels of education.
