Sentence examples for less conformed from inspiring English sources
Scorpio NRG with less conformed post-cam had smaller contact area than the others.
On the way out we were encouraged to peek into the Count's study, which more or less conformed to the size and shape of a racing-car cockpit.
It would appear too that, before language had developed fully, words more or less conformed to their original or primitive objects, and were not yet a source of mental confusion.
If this is so, it is not because the justices are "repaying" the favor of their appointment, but because presidents have gotten better at selecting nominees whose judicial approaches are likely to lead them to vote in ways that more or less conform to the appointing president's own political values and preferences.
With few exceptions (Brown et al. 2006; Neudoerffer et al. 2005; Songsore and McGranahan 1998), the structure of articles more or less conforms to the style and norm appropriate to those intended for professionals in a particular discipline.
The so-called "Brooks Brothers" types have no doubt helped the movement by "normalizing" us (think Will Truman of "Will & Grace"), but excluding our less conforming sisters and brothers is no way to define ourselves.
This condyle was also less conforming than the medial side.
Inside, the renovations have been less gentle, conforming to building codes necessary for installing restaurant kitchens and public rooms.
Because the closer one looks at real-life heroes, the less they conform to the simple verities Hollywood finds easiest to peddle.
On the other hand, benefiting some people more and others less without conforming to "relation ranking" is acting "for the sake of oneself" (EC10) rather than on behalf of all, as morality requires.
Scholastic usage of opinio probabilis conformed less to the rhetorical and more to the dialectical and methodological roles of endoxa (see also Section 4.1) – even if the opinions in question were applied in oratory and preaching.
