Sentence examples for idea of conformity from inspiring English sources

They were still in the political ether, as was the idea of conformity and integration and publications like this one.

"The subjects," she says, "function like objects in a still life, in a beautifully designed interior, in order to represent the idea of social conformity".

As singer Frank Ocean highlighted in his tribute: "He made me feel comfortable with how I identify sexually simply by his display of freedom from and irreverence for the archaic idea of gender conformity".

In the movie series, visuals like neighborhoods with hundreds of identical houses reinforce the idea of mindless conformity.

Surely even in 1971 the idea of mocking conformity by zeroing in on the sitcom was old hat.

A snapshot is not only a record of interpersonal intimacy but also a means of linking private symbols of domestic harmony to public ideas of social conformity.

"Enlightened" used an evocative but cannily unfurled mystery to tease out over the course of a season ideas about whether the safety of conformity is really a form of useless sacrifice.

The proposal for "traditional-style" pastel houses, set in neat little rows on uniform lots, is a model of conformity that attacks the idea of the city as a place where competing values coexist.

The initial Los Angeles run as Woman on Trial received complimentary reviews; Rand was disappointed that they focused on the play's melodrama and its similarity to The Trial of Mary Dugan, while paying little attention to aspects she considered more important, such as the contrasting ideas of individualism versus conformity.

The idea that a revived Academy would or could clamp an iron fist of conformity on English painting and sculpture is simply absurd.

The idea of Europe has also succeeded a little too well, he said, because of a certain "excess of conformity" in the Italian psyche.