conform *

To be true, what we think must conform to the way things are.

People have to conform to them, whether they like it or not.

And the women have to conform to a certain physical form as well.

"It does not conform to anything I have ever seen before."

I want to create art that's different and not conform to what's going on.

From this point on everything had to conform exactly to the plan.

But that is all the more reason for their making a special effort to conform.

The act, they said, required a national policy to which the states would have to conform.

He was still too young to be forced to conform.

He liked them to conform to the rest of a woman's body.

Or would you conform to the rest of the room's opinion?

"So they all have to conform to the same standards."

And one in four conformed 50 percent of the time.

"The culture of the military is that you go along and conform," he said.

All they know is that they've got to conform to this body image.

Most important, there is greater social pressure to conform to the party's needs.

Finally to conform to world standards the light was changed to red in 2007.

"I look for justice in the case and find ways to make the laws conform to what is right."

There is a great pressure on students, therefore, to conform.

The message is clear: Conform, at work and in marriage.

The word now means "the result of successful pressure to conform."

If those are the rules, then the movies have to conform.

In its place is an agenda to which reality must conform.

"Could you have a wine that does not conform to the average still be real?"

Do I feel like a jerk, trying to conform to good order?