Sentence examples for supposed conformity from inspiring English sources
But there are no people so conformist as those who fault the supposed conformity of the suburbs.
The documentary American Teen, released in the UK this Friday, is pretty typical in this respect: the film charts the fortunes of a collection of high-school students selected for their supposed conformity to standard-issue types (the jock, the nerd, the princess, et al), and its use of the word American in its title seems intended to suggest universality rather than cultural specificity.
Coop Himmelb(l)au clearly views the city as a place of intellectual freedom and creative ferment, and an antidote to the supposed repressive conformity of small-town America.
One solution is to suppose that conformity biases work in concert with an opposing trend: nonconformity.
Loyalty to Nazism also played a role, as did other more nebulous factors such as the supposed innate obedience and conformity of the German people, and the Allied doctrine of unconditional surrender, which appeared to rob moderate Germans of a viable alternative to continued defiance.
It was supposed to be this great cauldron of conformity.
Gonick says the film is supposed to draw an analogy to the "conformity" of the gay community.
Designated S Andromeda in conformity with the pattern of terminology applied to stars of variable brightness, this supposed nova was a strong argument in favour of the hypothesis that nebulae are nearby objects in the Milky Way Galaxy.
Being aware that the GPs' perception of conformity doesn't necessarily correspond to real facts, further research must be undertaken to investigate a supposed perception-reality gap.
Being aware that GPs' perception of conformity does not necessarily correspond to real facts, further research must be undertaken to investigate a supposed perception-reality gap.
As focus groups are supposed to be well suited to capture the common norms of a social group [ 31, 34], group conformity may in fact be employed as an important tool in focus groups [ 35].
