Sentence examples for expected to conform to from inspiring English sources
Music was expected to conform to the tenets of Socialist Realism, whatever that meant.
Young Orthodox women are also expected to conform to a rigorous code of conduct, with few outlets for rebellion.
It's permissible for Wicked or –Legally Blonde to deploy expressionist –techniques but, on Broadway at least, plays are expected to conform to the realist rules.
But the defense fund argues that it should be interpreted as protecting New Yorkers against sexual stereotyping, in which people are expected to conform to gender-appropriate behavior.
But they are still expected to conform to court dress codes when it really counts, wearing high-octane, bespoke gowns for state banquets and formal receptions.
Jews had the privilege of worshipping only the God of Israel, but everyone else was expected to conform to local customs.
Few contemporary wives are expected to conform without dissent to the beliefs, interests, and preoccupations of their husbands, and standup comedy would be the poorer if they did.
In large part, it stems from the accelerating news cycle to which reality is increasingly expected to conform.
And it is an example of a type of image to which black Americans were once expected to conform: the servant or underling.
