Sentence examples for group of nonconformists from inspiring English sources

The laptop entrepreneurs, free thinkers, and thought leaders all claim to be nonconformist, but when the group of nonconformists conforms to new ideals -- people who work in corporate are soulless robots, internet business is the only way, be a unicorn or be a jackass -- they turn into the same majority they tried escaping from.

Let's begin with the better: "Brooklyn Nine-Nine," which deems Andy Samberg ready for prime time, is set in a New York police precinct; its noble lineage runs back to "Car 54, Where Are You?" and "Barney Miller," but it shares DNA with every comedy in which a group of nonconformists and nincompoops are charged with some responsible task.

An influential group of dissident and nonconformist artists known as the Moscow Conceptualists set an example of such underground unity in the 1970s and '80s.

Compared to the 'gender typical' group, 'gender nonconformists' had a twofold increase in the odds of attempted suicide or NSSI, although this was non-significant in the adjusted model.

She wants to push back against the marginalization of nonconformists, whom she calls the "cafeteria fringe".

The first establishment of nonconformists in Poulton were the Methodists, in 1784.

Academies, largely supported by the middle class of nonconformist groups, presented a broad curriculum of liberal arts that spanned the secondary and higher levels of education.

Pereval, ( Russian: "Pass") group of post-Revolutionary Russian writers opposed to the suppression of nonconformist literature and to the concept of enforced writing for the proletariat, ideas that were championed by the Octobrists.

Mr. Tichy was marked from the beginning: he was a nonconformist with a history of mental illness, and a former member of the Brno Five, a group of painters who broke with the state-sanctioned Socialist Realism of the postwar years.

Consequently, Puritanism became a form of Nonconformist Protestantism.

Today's hipsters are a particular type of nonconformist.