conformist in a sentence

• Suburbs have always been derided as bourgeois, consumerist and conformist.
• For the traditionally conformist Japanese, that is no easy task.
• You don't get anywhere being a conformist ."
• In conformist Japan, appearing enthusiastic about the Olympics is important.
• Several non-conformist chapels once also existed in the village.
• Chilwell has had a long-standing non-conformist population.
• Traditionally, the Cornish have been non-conformists in religion.
• In contrast, the older brothers are more conformist and conventional.
• His non-conformist approach aroused concern following his first sermon.
• The majority of adults are at the conscientious-conformist level.
• It's difficult to see conformist in a sentence .
• Other non-conformist Protestant traditions were also established in England.
• His ballads are about a variety of social non-conformists.
• For me, Kasner was always trustworthy and certainly no conformist.
• As the country becomes more conformist, those ideas are getting lost.
• The cowardly social conformist puts the lid on that impulse.
• But Letterman's humor has always been juvenile and depressingly conformist.
• Bunuel refused to be conformist about everything, even his own genius.
• If they made conformist films, they were assured of government financing.
• But she is no conformist _ she just doesn't smoke.
• These non-conformists find that their environment eventually conforms to them.