Sentence examples for conformity from from inspiring English sources

Football teams operate as machines, the thinking goes, and franchises want conformity from their players.

But the villain in "A Wrinkle in Time" is cold cerebrality taken to the extreme: a large brain that enforces conformity from "the CENTRAL Central Intelligence Building".

What if, instead, it's indicative of an education system that is inflexible in its demand for conformity from children and families who are incapable of providing it, even with the best will in the world?

The T-shirts display the grip of conformity from one generation to the next: familiar portraits of Che Guevara, John Lennon, Bob Marley, Mao Zedong, Kurt Cobain and an American Indian chief.

The early stories were meant, he said, to show the stultifying inertia and social conformity from which Dublin suffered, but they are written with a vividness that arises from his success in making every word and every detail significant.

But while her critics have good reason to worry about how her words will be construed and used, they have no right to demand the kind of silence and conformity from Nixon that gay people have justly rebelled against.

Whiteness confers many, many social protections of which white people generally remain blissfully ignorant, and that allows whites great access to sexual non-conformity from which people of color are all too often barred.

Here, we like to congratulate ourselves on hugging the middle lane that divides selfish licence from unquestioning conformity, consideration from deference.

Tony Judt himself encourages dissent from conformity, for which there is much to be said.

"Necksnap Blues," a recent attack on music-business conformity, crossed from indignation into smugness.

The weighted κ statistic showed moderate conformity, ranging from 0.40 to 0.6 for all nutrients and food groups, except niacin and calcium, which fared poorly at 0.35.