Sentence examples for conform like from inspiring English sources

"Imagine my surprise when I realized that by rebelling I began to conform like everybody else," he said.

Neither Roberts nor Brontë follow this masculine advice and their writing is defiantly excessive, just as Vinny remains a flamboyant eccentric, refusing to conform like her sister, Catherine.

Most psychologists and those with common sense would say that we as humans conform to be liked by another person or group, in other words, fit in.

All 13 intact bovine BPI-like genes conform to the expected structure of BPI-like proteins, having a predicted mass of either approximately 27 kDa or 53 kDa, having either 6 9 or 15 17 exons, and having either one or two BPI domains.

@huffpostgay Stop trying to conform so people will like you.

If you're the employee who never likes to conform to your office culture or be part of the work community - dare I call them the "family" we spend more time with during the day than the family we come home to at night - then watch out.

But that is not how everyone wants to live, not all the time, not even among people who agree to conform in appearance, like Ms. Rafat and Ms. Gindy.

Despite Einstein's intent, there is considerable disagreement about the extent to which, if at all, the general theory of relativity could conform to anything like Mach's Principle; in its original form, as the astronomer De Sitter showed in 1917, it allowed for matter-free or empty space solutions.

"Anybody who didn't conform stuck out like a sore thumb," he said.

(Clever businesses figure out ways to play on our desire to conform while feeling like non-conformists: See this Samsung ad for its Galaxy phone for a great example).

I don't care to conform and look like every other girl, and I don't much care about what society's definition of beauty is because I know it's only skin-deep.