Sentence examples for conform to modern from inspiring English sources

The Pendle witches don't conform to modern stereotypes.

But there's one place which does not conform to modern expectations of time: the garden.

The words used here have not been adjusted to conform to modern immodesty; the translation is literal.

Is he correct, or are the traditional rules of theatre decorum sacrosanct, even if they don't conform to modern social mores?

These are produced by outdated plants from unsorted garbage and do not conform to modern standards for incineration.Mr De Gennaro's medium-term plan is to increase refuse separation while opening three new dumps to take unsorted rubbish.

"Throughout my life I've collected images of people that are different, that don't conform to modern standards of beauty- tall people, small people, tattooed people, people who are supposedly oddities- and that's who these wood-carvings were inspired by".

What exactly is the paper trying to do? Essentially it is trying to present pages in which the text is clear and uncluttered, conforms to modern usage, and allows the reader to concentrate on the content without typographical hurdles or distractions.

It conformed to modern standards when it was built, but is now regarded as a narrow, outdated roadway.

Furthermore, he insists that the Hindu/Buddhist view conforms to modern theological as well as psychical research.

Previous presentations of relationships have been ambiguous and have not conformed to modern phylogenetic standards (e.g., were not presented as phylogenetic trees).

Yet it would be indefensibly parochial to expect them to conform to a modern Westerner's conception of religiosity, since the comparatively mundane character of Mohist religion is typical of much traditional Chinese folk religion.