Sentence examples for said to conform from inspiring English sources

Or maybe you should consider a Tempur-Pedic mattress, said to conform to your weight and body temperature.

Each model is said to conform to its metamodel at a higher definition level.

In this process objects are said to conform to the mind of the subject and, in turn, become products of human cognition.

Human rights have become such a vague concept when the governance of Cuba, Belarus and China can be said to conform to human rights standards.

That is, some respondents may have adjusted what they said to conform to a popular viewpoint or to a particular group member.

The man she met in a pub when she was 16, and is still with nearly 30 years later, refuses, she says, "to conform to anyone else's idea of how he should be".

Many customers abuse this little saying to conform to how they think employees should act.

Reservations to CRC Articles 1, 2, 7, 13, 14, 15, 28(1)(a) and 37 were put in place since these Articles were said to "not conform with the Constitution, national laws and national policies of the Government of Malaysia, including the Syariah law".

Zohoori says pressures to conform to expectations of what it means to be masculine is a major problem, often ignored when discussing many of the ills facing college campuses today.

If the purpose of art boils down to commerce, then it is entirely immersed in its society, it conforms willingly to the rules of that society ("Money is king"? Well, who said? Who said you had to conform to that? Your bank manager?).

"Men who viewed the layouts of objectified females reported more body self-consciousness than the other two groups," Aubrey says, perhaps because said images tell men to conform to strict physical standards to find a partner.