Sentence examples for conforming to some from inspiring English sources
In doing so, are we just conforming to some idea of the way love used to be?
"I thought he would be a moderate leader, but he has been very strictly conforming to some of the more conservative members of his administration, his vice president and his secretary of defense in particular.
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.
What would happen if the distribution of their articles on Facebook was tied to submitting data about their sources or conforming to some site-endorsed standards about what constitutes a trustworthy news source?
Until the deal on the future relationship is done, the backstop would keep the UK effectively inside the EU's customs union but with Northern Ireland also conforming to some rules of the single market.
It's hard to tell whether my day-to-day style is purely mine, or if I'm conforming to some blend of my own beauty standards and those of society, opting for the most comfortable (and perhaps most privileged) option.
But we still expect the architects of individual buildings to conform to some imagined objective ideal.
The industry standards are assumed to conform to some expected environmental conditions.
Concrete must conform to some special conditions such as durability and strength during its life cycle.
It suggests — no, not anti-Semitism — a compulsion to make the facts conform to some predetermined conviction.
