Sentence examples for come into conformity from inspiring English sources
"It's about pushing them to come into conformity.
They know that there can come into being a sort of "democratic despotism"—that is, a regime nominally deriving its power from the people, but really dedicated to a dreary secular conformity and equality of condition.
Furthermore, emotions come into play.
Here, suppliers come into picture.
Rate kinetics come into play.
Our culture has a powerful trend toward the boy-girl gender binary and conformity comes into play from a child's earliest possible moment.
Jimmy Breslin, who attached himself to O'Neill throughout the Watergate hearings after O'Neill had become known as "the architect of impeachment," wrote poetically in his well-received book, "How the Good Guys Finally Won," "For if you see Tom O'Neill as he is, not as conformity forces us to see, then there is coming into the room a lovely spring rain of a man".
His shift was modelled on the Empire chemise — an homage to the republican fashions of Greece and Rome that came into vogue with the French Revolution, and reappeared as a challenge to Victorian conformity in the Artistic Dress of the pre-Raphaelites.
His shift was modelled on the Empire chemise an homage to the republican fashions of Greece and Rome that came into vogue with the French Revolution, and reappeared as a challenge to Victorian conformity in the Artistic Dress of the pre-Raphaelites.
