The conformity of the material was a problem, true.
The wonkiness of moment only underscored the grim-faced conformity of the Chinese approach.
And the stifling conformity of the suburbs gave them something to kick against.
Most of the successful 49ers, however, disliked the rigid corporate conformity of the companies where they first worked.
But there are no people so conformist as those who fault the supposed conformity of the suburbs.
(Like Peter Allen, who is celebrated in the current Broadway musical "The Boy From Oz," all were fleeing the suffocating conformity of the Australia of their youth).
Such a movement, with its unpatronising portrayal of working-class life, was clearly a reaction to the stifling conformity of the preceding period.
It portrays the stifling corporate conformity of the fifties, and centres on the deep frustrations and thwarted desires of characters Frank and April Wheeler.
The stifling conformity of the system not only inhibits the emergence of prize-winners at home, it also increasingly forces enterprising Japanese abroad.
That was the difference between the terrified conformity of the Stalinist era and the collusive charade between rulers and ruled that prevailed in the 1970s.
This ensures topological conformity of the resulting mesh.
