Sentence examples for have always conformed from inspiring English sources
Yet this was to underrate Mr Clarke's consistency.Like the jazz saxophonists he reveres, his improvisations and eccentricities have always conformed to a deceptively tight form, in two ways.
She had always conformed to the norms of a woman in public life.
That is true on the most high-profile projects, but that aphorism has always conformed more to our imagined notions of China than to the details of day-to-day life.
Serious questions need to be asked about why related research has always conformed to the hypothesis of the Iowa group.
And in the shark-infested waters of Washington, Mr Chu's forthright pronouncements on energy policy, which have not always conformed with Mr Obama's views, have prompted a feeding frenzy.On top, not on tapFor decades, the civilian side of the energy department pottered along quietly.
In the post, Rubin writes that devices wishing to get the 'Android-compatible' stamp of approval have always had to conform with both basic compatibility requirements and anti-fragmentation agreements.
But then a remote Australian aboriginal tongue, Guugu Yimithirr, from north Queensland, turned up, and with it came the astounding realization that not all languages conform to what we have always taken as simply "natural".
It is an opportunity to amend it so that at last the laws on the right of governments to intrude into our private communications conform with the basic principles that have always applied in the past – and should still.
He said: "Great spirits have always encountered violent opposition from mediocre minds" – because they won't thoughtlessly conform to the latter.
It is not someone whose beliefs or actions are simply those that conform to some custom, or are simply those that they have always had, or are simply those asserted to be correct by some authority.
"I've always felt that they conformed too much to the expectations of their customers and failed to grow within the beauty industry as a whole".
