Sentence examples for for its conformity from inspiring English sources

Giordano Bruno, a Dominican priest whose scientific inquiries led him to argue that the universe was infinite and that Catholic teaching was irrational, is a symbol of stubborn defiance in a society better known for its conformity.

These Universal films, starring Rock Hudson, Dorothy Malone, Robert Stack, Jane Wyman and Lana Turner, used the conventions of the women's picture to probe the anxieties simmering beneath the surface of a decade notable for its conformity.

Now, blushing but highly articulate (and just as Soviet tanks were rolling through Budapest), the 19-year-old took advantage of this uncensored forum to lambast the assembled literary establishment for its conformity in a speech that dominated the weekend's proceedings.

They were critics of their contemporary society for its unthinking conformity, and urged that each person find, in Emerson's words, "an original relation to the universe" (O, 3).

To the contrary, "the legitimacy of secular legislation" depends on "whether the State can advance some justification for its law beyond its conformity to religious doctrine".

The aim of our study is to describe trends in baseline pharmacologic treatment (BPT) use guidelines in a cohort of patients admitted to a Tunisian ICU for AECOPD and to assess its conformity with GOLD, which is intended to classify patient's COPD severity and to guide patient's management.

Lampooned for its uniformity ("Ant-like conformity now affordable", joked a satirical newspaper, The Onion), it nevertheless influenced suburbs the world over.In "The Levittowners", Gans claimed that America's new middle classes were thinking and acting very differently from the working-class communities in which most of them had grown up.

Despite this, I had to fleetingly acknowledge that her reasoning may not so easily be attributed, wholesale, to some previous generation at impulsive loggerheads with non-conformity merely for its own sake.

We, however, consider the second degree form for now for conformity without excessive loss of statistical significance.

The index was evaluated for its ability to detect variation, for conformity with qualitative assessments, and for correlation to effluent pollutant fractions in order to assess its suitability as a predictor of treatment.

What if, instead, it's indicative of an education system that is inflexible in its demand for conformity from children and families who are incapable of providing it, even with the best will in the world?