Sentence examples for obliged to conform from inspiring English sources
She questioned, though, what privilege lay in having been obliged to conform to a gender expression she loathed and rebuked.
However, when Virginia decided to withdraw from the Union in 1861, he felt obliged to conform to the action of his state.
Increasingly, however, Italy's economists and elected officials feel obliged to conform with changes already sweeping not just the United States but other parts of Europe.
Italy's older buildings are not obliged to conform to anti-seismic building codes, and experts estimate it could cost more than €90bn to reinforce all the country's historic buildings.
How much has the Coalition thought about the disciplinary logic of its innovations, about the explicit and implicit ways in which it will be projecting a specific model of human being to which teen-agers, quite reasonably, will feel obliged to conform?
Barbato's apprentices are expected to share apartments, give back most of their parliamentary salary, and follow the rules posted on Grillo's blog, apparently written by someone fond of 1984's Orwellian Newspeak: "The members of Parliament are obliged to conform to the Statute, which will be named the Non-Statute".
Geography, Keegan writes, is "the most important of all factors that impinge on war-making," especially in North America, where "the vast extent of territory and its varied and dramatic character oblige soldiers to conform to its demands more rigorously than in almost any other region of the world".
For example, findings highlight the value of creating CrossFit spaces that support women's subversion of gendered expectations for fitness, that are safe and supportive, and that are not experienced as obliging participants to conform to specified behavioral or body norms.
Shalit was obliged to agree.
People who were vocationally obliged to care.
