Sentence examples similar to flexible conformity from inspiring English sources
Both Dissenters and "Low Churchmen" were mainly Whigs, and the "highfliers"—the High-Church Tories were determined to undermine this working alliance by stopping the practice of "occasional conformity" (by which Dissenters of flexible conscience could qualify for public office by occasionally taking the sacraments according to the established church).
The high fidelity in performing a particular behaviour (once it has been learned) speaks against a conformity bias, which would require subjects to be flexible enough to converge to a given behaviour that is shown by most of the other group members.
Like many "tests" devised to determine the conformity of particular laws to constitutional amendments, the Lemon Test provides language sufficiently flexible to support whatever outcome a majority of justices instinctively prefer.
Conformity is everything.
Its target is dull conformity.
Demand conformity and uniformity.
In any more flexible society Kerouac and his disciples would not need to become sad eccentrics like this, putting straw in their hair in a book like this, to show they are aware of the madness of non-conformity, too.
