Sentence examples for a conformity in from inspiring English sources

In 1996, Michael Kinsley denounced a "conformity in the hipness of cyberspace," to which he responded with a magazine of ungarish graphics and writing by people like Paul Krugman.

Finally, steady-state vibration analyses are conducted on a finite fully periodic structure revealing a conformity in the natural frequency spread to the frequency band layout of the infinite periodic material.

For example, David Lewis writes: Our experience of a general conformity in the past leads us, by force of precedent, to expect a like conformity in the future.

There was yet a great conformity in the free good-will and lavish abundance of their entertainments and general hospitalities, and in the youthful laxity of their habits.

Most systems received similar results for all three dimensions, with the exception of a major variation within ORIS, displaying good conformity with user expectations and suitability for learning, with a lesser conformity in suitability for the tasks.

This, of course, leads to an ironic conformity in how people at startups dress.

Thus, the ordinary notion of propositional truth, described by Aristotle as "to so be in the thing signified as speech says," is a matter of a proposition's conformity, in respect of second being, to its eternal reason, and this is for it to perform the function perfective of propositions, namely, to be in conformity to the states of affairs it asserts.

His sense of adventure and rebellion, his leaving a life of conformity in Lower Kersal for the picaresque world of a mountaineer, was what other climbers chose to admire most about Whillans.

The Muslim parents interpret autonomy in a less individualistic sense and conformity in a less egalitarian sense than Dutch parents.

Being beautiful - but then beauty, as she would say, is itself a kind of conformity, in the eye of the beholder, not who you are.

But today's atmosphere is trending toward getting government to legislate (and that even comes from right-of-center elements seeking to deem social media platforms as "essential facilities"), and to force a yet-unclear conformity in online speech.