| Not an individual, but a person-inrelation within a small non-conformist group. |
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| Occasionally a non-conformist, Initiierender Motivator is good at seeing new ways of doing things. |
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| Raôul Duguay's return to the stage is an opportunity to get close to this non-conformist who is one of the wildest flowers of Quebec's culture. |
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| Five years and a few productions later, an agreement with the Ministry of Culture has vindicated the non-conformist concept of the association. |
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| That crazy non-conformist is totally going against the grain by wearing an outfit designed by Wayne Cooper. |
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| This non-authoritarian, non-conformist, antic, changeable character, or community of characters, keeps coming up throughout human history. |
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| He is known for his non-conformist attitude in every field in which he has proven himself, be it politics, theatre or the legal profession. |
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| Instead, the new campaign is all about touchy-feely dads competing in school sports days and non-conformist, caring soldiers. |
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| To be non-conformist merely for the sake of appearing different from others is irrational. |
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| The different pews found there reflect differing forms of worship down the centuries, from high church to non-conformist and back again. |
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| With its laundry, library, almshouses and handsome non-conformist church, Saltaire was a grand achievement. |
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| Other themes include the art of the economic miracle as well as non-conformist GDR art. |
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| But Michel Polnareff, a spirited non-conformist even at this early stage of his career, refused to accept his prize. |
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| Sabian, a non-conformist painter, also believes the clouds are trying to tell them something. |
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| By not conforming, on a daily basis, and being known to be a responsible non-conformist. |
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| There is something non-conformist and even an element of holy anarchism in his nature. |
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| According to your astral sky, it is adviced to use an anthracite grey mascara to underline your non-conformist spirit. |
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| Cool Hand Luke is a moving character study of a non-conformist, anti-hero loner who bullheadedly resists authority and the Establishment. |
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| The depth of his creative universe, his contemporary and non-conformist eye and his unique talent will drive him to excel in his art form. |
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| It may not only deter criminal activities but also all other legitimate forms of non-conformist behaviour. |
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| Take, for example, the non-conformist Enid, who delights in wearing retro tortoiseshell specs, thrift-store garb and gaudy lipstick and despises all around her. |
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| The women were intelligent, non-conformist, cool. |
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| Åsgårdstrand is non-conformist, artistic and resilient. |
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| That non-conformist religious background drives your singing thing. |
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| A tad bit non-conformist but not too out there. |
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| Depending on the issue and the stage in the policy cycle, pluralism also entails taking account of multi-disciplinary and multi-sectoral expertise, minority and non-conformist views. |
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| The bishops first heard from Alain Giguère, president of the CROP polling firm, who described the values held by young Canadians between the ages of 15 and 24 as very individualistic and non-conformist. |
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| For the sake of the non-conformist, however, we can also say that the profit-making sector has also adapted many ideas from the non-profit making sector. |
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| The «Centre» has commissioned a new work by Swiss painter Didier Rittener for its appearance at this charming, non-conformist venue on the banks of the Rhine. |
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| Ever a non-conformist to the point of being termed an iconoclast in thought and approach, he was distinctly different and differently distinctive. |
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| During this time, the non-conformist Protestant religions, such as Congregationalists, Methodists and Baptists, were at the forefront of religious evangelism. |
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| Those who stepped out of line, who adopted Western styles or non-conformist attitudes, found themselves ostracized, assaulted, and even imprisoned. |
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| The study of our social doctrine should awaken in us, a deep social sense and a non-conformist attitude toward evil, what Jules Simon has admirably called a sense of outrage. |
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| His own enterprising spirit and non-conformist approach, his constant concern for the man in the street and his own sense of humour and personality were defining characteristics of his presidency at that time. |
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| When the Bishop has been here long enough, he will realise that Bradford was built with non-Conformist money, the Irish navvy and an army of desperately poor Britons. |
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