Sentence examples for conformity made from inspiring English sources

For all that, it is a melancholy picture, made all the more so by the fact that Meadows photographed the same group decades later in the early 1990s, when age and conformity made them look ordinary but in an altogether less interesting way.

In Todd Haynes' Far From Heaven (2002), the director's masterful remake of the Douglas Sirk classic All That Heaven Allows (1955), the director's depiction of a world where characters were confined by strict codes of sexual and gender conformity made viewers sure they were on queer turf.

This conformity makes them not false in a few particulars, but false in all particulars".

Rather, he sees his battles as part of a crusade to reform Japan by loosening up conformity, making people sensitive to the rights of minorities and reversing what he regards as Japan's tendency to reject outsiders.

Discouraging corporate conformity: Make sure your company doesn't adhere to any one way of doing things.

While much of the focus on JavaScript is about speed (that's what the SunSpider test measures, for example), Sputnik is interesting because it focuses on conformity, making it more like the Acid3 test, which tests web standards compliance.

In my opinion, conformity sets off a chain reaction of events, whether positive or negative it's what fuels the fire, conformity makes the world go round.

Unfortunately, the quantification of hypoglycemic risk in clinical trials continues to lack conformity, making it difficult to compare rates of hypoglycemia between studies.

The graphic point of zombielike conformity was made earlier with an overhead shot of the neighborhood.

That research, though, was rooted in its time and place: The United States in the aftermath of World War II, when psychologists and sociologists focused on the conformity that made millions give in to totalitarian regimes.

Erecting façades of plausible decorum and seeming conformity, many made a bid to arrange for a secret space in which to be themselves.