Sentence examples for conform to a collective from inspiring English sources

"My mother truly hated it — she hated the idea that you had to conform to a collective idea," Libeskind said.

Disabled women, she argued, had long been doubly marginalized: first because of their sex, and again because they failed to conform to a collective physical ideal — an ideal to which at least some able-bodied feminists subscribed.

Yet, as is widely known, German industrial relations conform to a dual system, with collective agreements traditionally being negotiated at the industry level between trade unions and employer associations, while works councils operate at the plant level.

Each seems to conform to a stereotype.

We don't all conform to a set of norms.

"Hanson should be the first to conform to Australian values – she should conform to a fair go for all.

This depression does not conform to a sharp circle.

But such acquisitions conform to a wider industry trend.

Crystals of vanadinite conform to a hexagonal system of symmetry.

I all of a sudden felt the need to conform to a standard.

Don't ever conform to a label.