Sentence examples for conforms so from inspiring English sources

The Jack Bruce story conforms so closely to the blueprint that it could have been the blueprint if anyone had got around to writing it sooner.

Football works so well on television — and now, also, on cell phones and laptops — because the gridiron on which the game is played conforms so readily to a screen.

The late Raymond Carver is the only other artist I have ever met who conformed so directly to my preconceived notion of him.

Pence, a man who conformed so completely to the cues of the Convention that his tie matched the background projected behind him on the stage, always looks as though he is scanning the horizon, with eyes that could be drawn with a few quick charcoal strokes, for just such an apparition.

He and his peers didn't like the idea of conforming, so they came up with an alternative: They decided that, starting on a particular Monday, the men would wear bow ties and the women, neck scarves.

@huffpostgay Stop trying to conform so people will like you.

Even today, people are killing themselves because of pressure to conform, so what must it have been like 40 years ago?

He is real in a world that is fake, and true to himself when many others are falling over to conform so they can make it big.

It creates a further stereotype for which women need to conform so as to be successful (excluding those that aren't naturally like this), it focuses on one angle of the diversity debate (excluding ethnicity, geographic and educational background, LGBTQ etc) and, frankly, is only ever going to get the empathic females aligned behind it.

But some systems are not the simple systems that conform so well to study by reductionism.

In some cases, "conforming" loans, so designated because they conform to the government-sponsored rules, are a full percentage point below the newly conforming jumbo loans intended to be covered by the new law.