In that sense the system is acting for the benefit of the individual when it brainwashes him into conformity. |
|
This single line from the 1967 film The Graduate came to signify a generation's contempt for insincerity, conformity, and wastefulness. |
|
Removing both penalties against nonconformity and rewards for conformity contributed greatly to the purity of religion. |
|
This identity has its roots in fear rather than pride and its fruits are conformity, provincialism and a jivey new anti-intellectualism. |
|
Television and the print media present an image of prosperity and foster an intellectual atmosphere of stifling conformity. |
|
Certainly, the widespread predilection for the fancy and frivolous has its roots in decades of drab socialist conformity. |
|
Eccentricity, strangeness and individuality I like, conformity I flirt with. |
|
A true rebel without a cause, the Gemini-Sagittarius will object to anything that hints of conformity or orthodoxy. |
|
Without tenure, job security would be a function of a professor's conformity to patriotic orthodoxy. |
|
In Western societies not conformity but variety and relaxed living are now in fashion. |
|
This is generally in conformity with the court decision, save that it puts no controls on when strip searches may be done in a police station. |
|
The outlaw biker image is a break from the conformity that has taken over America since industrialization. |
|
It will be negotiated in conformity with the rules and disciplines of the World Trade Organisation. |
|
In one way or another, these external institutions are powerful in producing conformity. |
|
Many women deal with issues of power and conformity, not to mention chemically taming their hair. |
|
This relates closely to the subsequent discussion of the benefits and costs of political conformity. |
|
If conformity is important to you, and your peer group does not drink, perhaps you will also not drink. |
|
The emperor and empress did not attend the prince's funeral Friday in conformity with tradition. |
|
Treatment of the sewerage is in conformity with the regulations and standards set by the Environmental Council Zambia. |
|
When people start to speak from habit they enter into those well worn grooves of social conformity and confirmation. |
|
|
The actual future turned out to be one of material, individuating plenitude and not at all of minimalist class conformity. |
|
It would be safe and in conformity with legal and moral principles that you turn to a competent court of justice and file for a divorce. |
|
Reciprocally, conformity theory predicts that spiritual experiences in turn reinforce conformist beliefs and practices. |
|
Strict conformity to harsh social norms was demanded of everyone, regardless of status or wealth. |
|
The measures taken are bound nonetheless to remain in conformity with applicable international law. |
|
The racism and bigotry of 'Alfs', they thought, were a product of suburban consumerism and conformity. |
|
In the first place. it is for the legislature to ensure that national legislation is in conformity with the rules of the Convention. |
|
The new rules has been formulated in conformity with the guide lines earlier issued by the Supreme Court. |
|
And so we've investigating conformity, social facilitation, interpersonal distance kind of behaviours, leadership. |
|
All surgical interventions and anesthesia were conducted in conformity with institutioned guidelines. |
|
This conformity makes them not false in a few particulars, authors of a few lies, but false in all particulars. |
|
External control refers to rewards that reinforce conformity and punishments that discourage deviance. |
|
In 1619 he narrowly escaped deprivation of his office for not taking the sacrament in conformity to the five articles of Perth. |
|
In order to explore and expand, one must disregard convention and conformity. |
|
Staff may be appraised both upon the quantity of calls made or received and conformity to the script. |
|
The accepted view of an organisation which is the protector of conformity and propriety has disappeared. |
|
Theirs is a harmless daydream, an ultimately mild gesture of defiance against conformity. |
|
Film noir has thus far managed to escape the conformity trap, remaining a flexible forum for dark ruminations. |
|
Belief in eternal damnation of the sinful also encourages moral conformity. |
|
It is important to ensure conformity between the election law and any other national laws on non-discrimination or the equality of women and men. |
|
|
For conformity and submission to exist within a society, there must be a corresponding need to find security in authority and power. |
|
The upshot of this is that they internalize responsibility for their bodies' conformity to acceptable norms of feminine beauty and behaviour. |
|
Light drug users also had increased scores on the Compulsive scale, which suggests increased conformity to social norms. |
|
The show is a chilling indictment of what happens when sanity is equated with conformity. |
|
There needs to be some conformity between this legislation and what other departments are involved in. |
|
Conversely, the interdependent self focuses on sociocentric values such as dependence on others, duty, and conformity to social norms. |
|
Evidence of other crimes, wrongs, or acts is not admissible to prove the character of a person in order to show action in conformity therewith. |
|
In each school, the children will be divided into four divisions in conformity with their age groups. |
|
There will also be conformity in the color of dealer buildings in grey and silver. |
|
Her legislated Church was in place to secure outward conformity, and she firmly resisted any changes which might threaten this aim. |
|
Children receive rewards for conformity to group behaviour and they are punished for dissension. |
|
The staff expressed the hope that the administration and governing board would act in conformity with these standards. |
|
They have to denounce their previous misbeliefs about the state, learn to love conformity and hate dissent. |
|
Arminians as well as Calvinists got bishoprics, for the King's priority was an effective bench of bishops rather than conformity to one theology. |
|
My impression is that she also contains elements of conformity and conventionality as well as elements of spontaneity, independence and daring. |
|
Leaders must act in conformity with these accepted standards as they carry out the activities mandated by society. |
|
With regard to this last point, the focus in hospital may be on symptoms and behavioural conformity. |
|
That's why suits and monochromatic colors are so popular because the concept of work as dictated by the western civilization is about conformity. |
|
These movements demand strict conformity to sacred scriptures and to a moral code ostensibly based on these scriptures. |
|
Barbara Krug refers to conformity as a behavioral and motivational force that contributes to the force of custom. |
|
|
It could try to coerce conformity or it could become tolerant. |
|
Changeable and unpredictable, it lacks structure, control and conformity. |
|
Ginsberg the ad man beats back against the conformity of the computer and is swallowed whole. |
|
The playground, especially among little boys, is a place of cowardice and conformity. |
|
What I found interesting was that Romney was evidently such an enforcer of conformity. |
|
Not the best poetry you've ever heard, but it is pristine apostolic reformational doctrine, because the end point of justifying righteousness is conformity to the Saviour. |
|
Its personality cult, rigid conformity and fire-breathing rhetoric notwithstanding, North Korea is not a monolith. |
|
What started as a schoolgirl rebellion against Japan's rigid conformity is now causing ripples of admiration from the beau monde of international fashion. |
|
If you'd prefer to remain optimistic about this movie's potential to rise above literal-minded conformity to the source material, then I suggest you don't watch the trailer. |
|
They assumed invented personae via performances and photographs during the '70s, many of them in backlash against the role-playing conformity expected of women in daily life. |
|
In conformity with the provisions of the Act, the Government has made large sums of money available for the purpose of clearing slums and erecting low-rent dwellings. |
|
In this sense and others, Greenberg's is a call for a return to the groupthink and hawkish conformity of the Bush era. |
|
They seemed to be looking for conformity, but they detested sameness. |
|
Not all were content with niceness, conformity and averageness, however. |
|
We now face a Darwinian thought police that, save for employing physical violence, is as insidious as any secret police at ensuring conformity and rooting out dissent. |
|
Her passport out of middle-class conformity came through language. |
|
The success of the film relies on its shameless embrace of conformity. |
|
Another similar force for conformity is that organizations more or less model themselves on each other by copying what is considered to be best practice. |
|
The most striking thing about the latter, after all, is its monolithic conformity. |
|
Briefly stated, Pareto observes that the sentiments in society change between periods when conformity is valued and periods when nonconformity, or change, is valued. |
|
|
It's about wrecking yourself on that huge air and getting up and laughing, and then spitting in the eye of the giant frowning face that is conformity. |
|
In conformity with the 16 th-century recipes, the opaque white glass is coloured and opacified by small tin oxide crystals within a glass which is rich in lead. |
|
Deregulation promotes programming in which mediocrity supersedes excellence, and conformity and orthodoxy are reinforced at the expense of diversity. |
|
Accordingly, instead of mass media's big bulge of consensus and convention and conformity in the middle, the spectrum gets filled with all kinds of hinky stuff. |
|
What interests me in this conversation is the attitude towards conformity and individuality, and the resistance that the idea of universal penmanship skills raises. |
|
Prayers are an enforced ritual to inculcate obedience and conformity. |
|
The State must evolve a legal framework for development of tourism in conformity with international standards, and create conditions for the promotion of cultural tourism. |
|
To what extent is this in conformity with the EU's requirements? |
|
The staff again urged that the dismissal action be rescinded and that any further action be in conformity with generally accepted standards for academic due process. |
|
For emergency purposes we provide sufficient safety facilities like life jackets for passengers and all are in conformity with maritime regulations. |
|
The moral framework implies conformity to ideals of right human conduct. |
|
Despite this repression, which did bring about conversions and considerable outward conformity, many Protestants continued to practice their faith in secret. |
|
The selective forces promoting such phenotypic conformity in groups should in theory make it more difficult for group members to identify other individuals. |
|
The issue with contract documentation is having to deal with diverse conditions across the region making it difficult to harmonise and achieve conformity. |
|
In any case, the current study clearly suggests that identification of any forces favoring vocal conformity in parakeets should be a top priority for subsequent work. |
|
If such processes are in motion, they are likely already to be exerting pressure for conformity in the structures and forms adopted by major multinational companies. |
|
Shower trays come in an array of dimensions from square, rectangular and quadrant for corner units with coinciding shower enclosures to ensure conformity in the bathroom. |
|
This means more than behavioral conformity in the execution of a program. |
|
Their conformity to the tenets of a philosophy that was supposed to be about non-conformity, suggests that, deep down, they were were playing at it. |
|
Safety and security of supply demand that they operate to stringent standards and create a mindset that is preconditioned towards conformity and pre-planned behaviour. |
|
|
One can strip the fifties of its illusive aura of dull conformity without inflating cultural dissidence or generational muscle-flexing into political resistance. |
|
The State Court rules on the conformity of laws with the constitution and has five members elected by parliament. |
|
In contrast, the REC allowed for examination in points of doctrine and discipline for validation of conformity yet without reordination. |
|
He apparently saw his own movement for the advancement of learning to be in conformity with Rosicrucian ideals. |
|
In both cases, conformity with strict Reformed Protestant principles would have resulted in a conditional formulation. |
|
Indeed Putinism elided the differences between consensus, centrism and conformity. |
|
Bishops of the Church of Scotland continued to sit, regardless of their religious conformity. |
|
In conformity with article XI and XIII, the Tsar and the Sultan agreed not to establish any naval or military arsenal on the Black Sea coast. |
|
The natives joked about Minnesota Nice, and outsiders called it conformity, but civility was in fact the norm and any rip in its fabric a vice. |
|
This church preached a doctrine of conformity to the established social order and class system, in contrast to Blake. |
|
In recent years, persuasion has tipped over into debates over conformity in certain areas of doctrine, discipline, worship and ethics. |
|
And it appeared towards the end of an era of bureaucratic complacency, the organization man, and Cold War consensus and conformity. |
|
Euzal was a paragon of pluralism, while Erdoy-an is a proponent of univocal conformity. |
|
Daniel Pinkwater captures the essence of life in the 1950s for a beatnik teenager fed up with conformity. |
|
The best modus vivendi for a secret Judaist in Elizabethan London was a pragmatic compromise between inward conviction and outward conformity. |
|
The participate shall be able to provide Airworthiness Approval tags or manufacturers certificate of conformity for standard material. |
|
It follows that ff state laws give irrigators vested rights in water supplied by a water distributor, the Secretary must proceed in conformity with those vested rights. |
|
The Spanish legislation is not in conformity with the Directive. |
|
The moral standing of the women who joined the SCP and the WU was a vital measure in demonstrating the conformity of these organizations with dominant social norms. |
|
Over a dozen racial categories would be recognized in conformity with all the possible combinations of hair color, hair texture, eye color, and skin color. |
|
|
The distribution of the actual language implies adoption and conformity. |
|
The customary laws of Wales within the Kingdom of England were abolished by King Henry VIII's Laws in Wales Acts which brought Wales into legal conformity with England. |
|
The Russian Orthodox patriarch, Nikon, was determined to bring the Russian texts back into conformity with the Greek texts and practices of the time. |
|
One could come to the conclusion that the atmosphere of diplomacy within the early modern period revolved around a foundation of conformity to Ottoman culture. |
|
On many levels, and to a heteronormed viewership, Klapisch's film, and Xavier's travel diary, represent heady, heartening and wholly thrillsome escapes from conformity. |
|
The social engineers of the past were trying to wield the state's repressive weight and facilities to recast society in conformity with AtatE-rk's principles and revolutions. |
|
Samuel Huntington has argued that Sinic or Chinese civilization is characterized by political authoritarianism, subordination to authority, hierarchy and conformity. |
|