Sentence examples for its conformity from inspiring English sources

As Rosier puts it, "The correctness of a statement does not depend solely on its conformity with the rules of grammar but equally on its adequateness with its signifying intention.

Yet, compared to some free university projects, what is striking about IF is its conformity.

"Unhitched" expends a wrestler's energy aiming to offend and provoke, but no amount of outrageousness can mask its conformity.

The memorial has been criticized in some quarters for being too modern, but its real surprise is its conformity.

By adopting the organizational designs favoured by experts (such as professors of management, management consultants, and professional bodies), an institution signals its conformity to the prevailing norms, thereby gaining approval from influential external groups.

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.

Being exposed to acceptance and love at a baseline level have... it's caused me to sort of file a divorce with this world and its dumb fashion rules and its dumb conformity and its: Oh well, you have to wear this or wear that or look like this or look like that.

The poems in Frost's early books, especially North of Boston, differ radically from late 19th-century Romantic verse with its ever-benign view of nature, its didactic emphasis, and its slavish conformity to established verse forms and themes.

In the second place, the exemplar is the ideal form present in the divine mind that acts as the formal cause of creatural essences, and from this perspective the veritas of the res is its ontological conformity (Anselm's rectitudo) to its eternal model.

In conclusion, when comparing the RA-FFF and RA-C techniques by the Eclipse planning system for patients with NPC, we found that RA-C wasuperioror to RA-FFF due to its lower dose to most OARs and its better conformity and homogeneity for all PTVs.

The C.I.A. developed and sponsored projects to bring modern American art and music to Europe to promote the idea that these works reflected a vibrant free culture preferable to the Soviet model, with its drab conformity, Ms. Saunders's book relates.