On the one hand, they're told to conform; on the other, they're advised to stand out.
He's the one who as a high school senior refused to conform on an English paper, even though it meant exiting without his diploma.
Happiness is the harmony between our susceptibilities and desires on one hand, and the objects with which they are made to conform on the other.
This Article addresses one of the most common arguments supporting MDP, namely, that the pervasive propagation of MDP in Europe will inevitably exert an overwhelming influence and pressure to conform on regulators of the legal profession in the United States.
We now have the worst of all worlds: the hierarchy is steeper than ever but diversity that did exist within the non-selective system is being ironed out as schools are forced into chains and obliged to conform on everything from curriculum, qualifications and culture, to the dress codes of pupils and staff.
A kind of space that it is not necessary to conform on the basis of pre-established specific fates.
Whether that's by simply not making required contributions, or developing delusionally-optimistic contribution schedules, the temptation is simply too great to borrow from future generations in ways that are hidden and conform, on paper, to balanced-budget requirements.
It's a whole metaphor for them that they have these small things that differentiate themselves but they're expected to conform on larger issues.
Clothes can be drawn conforming on the shape of the body, effects of gravity, movement, layers and air.
Or is it all just a wishy-washy philosophy of individualism paradoxically based on conforming to one idea, a misguided attempt to reconcile the probing, questioning vocation of science with the supposedly eternal truths bequeathed by religious fables?
