Sentence examples for about to conform from inspiring English sources

Because I'm not about to conform to your patriarchal values.

Am I Right Ladies?! offers a delightful combination of romantic longing and self-possessed empowerment, as Omielan continues to bemoan her lack of success in love, while refusing to change anything about herself to conform to society's beauty norms.

Kelly has long spoken out about refusing to conform to the Hollywood ideal.

The sound reminded people that music is about freedom, about not having to conform to the norms and standards of the day.

The suicides you mention were often brought about by the pressure to conform in Negroland, to be perfect.

With Sofia, she had spent long hours talking about stereotypes of femininity, and she was ambivalent about her desire to conform to them to the extent that she did.

It is an absurdist parable about the wish to conform, with a sensible moral: be content with your weirdness.

But David Aitken, managing director at GreenWorld Electronics, says consumers and businesses are confused about how best to conform - and this ignorance has, according to Greenpeace, resulted in toxic waste washing up in scrapyards in Ghana, China and India.

He didn't strongly deny climate change but instead expressed serious concerns about the intimidation to conform to commonly held beliefs on the topic.

You might be sincerely unhappy about the pressure to conform, or society's requirements.

You could argue it's got a whiff of the end-of-the-pier about it, but, equally, there's something pretty bracing about her absolute refusal to conform to the standard notions of festival headlining cool: perhaps one of the side-effects of selling 50m albums is that you develop a keenly defined sense of self.