Sentence examples for a certain conformity from inspiring English sources
In such an environment, you'd want to shun outsiders, who might bring strange diseases, and enforce a certain conformity over eating rituals and social behavior.
Now a thing is one with itself by virtue of numerical identity, but it is one with something else by virtue of a certain conformity.
Importantly, the protein expression should not be seen as an exact reflection of the amplification event, but a certain conformity of amplification and expression level is expected.
In other words, at a certain point conformity to critical theory became more important than creative nonconformity, suggesting the truth of the art historian Max J. Friedländer's categorical statement that "the rule of theory always rises in proportion as creative power falls".
Yes, a certain dot-com conformity appears to be spreading in the naming and branding of technology companies.
"A Raisin in the Sun" instead made a novel case for a certain kind of conformity that transcends its racial theme.
The idea of Europe has also succeeded a little too well, he said, because of a certain "excess of conformity" in the Italian psyche.
Sandemose's novel caused controversy for its unblinking vision of rural small-mindedness, but Danes recognise the law of Jante as containing a certain truth: that conformity, and an almost aggressive modesty, are central to Danish culture.
But there is no single way that a black writer and intellectual should behave, and the calls for Ellison to embrace black radicalism (say) can be seen as a call to a certain kind of conformity.
In short, the existence of social networks increases both the benefits of acquiring common knowledge and the costs of failing to acquire it, which enforces a certain level of conformity.
James L. Buckley, a brother of Mr. Buckley and a member of the Buckley Program's board, said he had heard that "there is a sort of a heavy atmosphere over the campus that encourages a certain amount of conformity in political thinking".
