Sentence examples for conformed to some from inspiring English sources

On the surface, Ms. Baldrige, in public relations, had conformed to some degree.

It may not have been the most earth-shattering of incidents, but it was toxic because it conformed to some of the most ugly and controversial aspects of Trump's unconventional charge on the White House.

Response patterns for birds at trees conformed to some biogeographic predictions (species area relationship), but not others (habitat isolation relationship), underscoring the need for novel conceptual frameworks for habitat structures in modified landscapes.

Gray mouse lemurs conformed to some of these conditions, because predation risk is high for gray mouse lemurs (Rasoloarison et al. 1995) and they inhabit a range of different habitats (Rasoloarison et al. 2000).

But we still expect the architects of individual buildings to conform to some imagined objective ideal.

In doing so, are we just conforming to some idea of the way love used to be?

The results, at least when viewed through a racial and ethnic lens, did not conform to some social stereotypes.

And women could do it on their own terms, without having to conform to some female stereotype of having big boobs and being really pretty.

"I no longer felt a pressure to conform to some 'red blooded' male identity – I could be my own cake- and cartoon-loving man," he said.

This balance conforms to some optimum compromise between producing many eggs containing little food for the development of young or fewer eggs with more provisions.

I think that when marriage first came onto the gay rights agenda, some of the older, Stonewall-era gay activists were blasé about or even opposed to it: they were interested in liberation, not conforming to some bourgeois institution.