| Also, we were both widely assumed to be gay by our classmates, simply because we weren't the greatest conformists in the school. |
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| It is, if anything, to arraign them as the spineless cultural conformists so many of them are. |
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| Realistically, only conformists need apply and that's usually the way it turns out. |
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| I grow impatient with the victims, the helpless, the colluders, the conformists, the irresponsible, and the pseudoinnocents. |
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| Turning conformists into saints, however, is not a job that can be regulated by resolutions. |
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| By definition, conformists are intolerant and even afraid of new and different ideas. |
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| And they can just as readily be criticized for turning each other into conformists and rampant consumerists. |
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| On a related note, there is good evidence out there that instead of being passive conformists, Americans are extremely skeptical of anything their government says. |
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| Every society honors its live conformists and its dead troublemakers. |
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| It is personal attitudes that make optimists and pessimists, idealist, and cynics, mavericks and conformists, high achievers and high school drop-outs. |
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| But the harshest suspicion came from conformists who were scandalized by the boldness of this woman of the upper middle class of Viterbo who had taken to heart the education of ignorant girls. |
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| Organisation men were conformists to their fingertips. |
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| The forms are esthetic, conformists and the quite simple starting ideas are treated with humor on a side, and a small point of anarchism and provocation on the other. |
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| Today we find the exile community divided between the conformists who agree with the TGIE's stand and the non-conformists, who even today say Independence should be the final goal of the struggle. |
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