conformist

"But I also loved the fact that he was not a conformist in any sense of the word."

I've been considered more of a rebel than a conformist.

Just like her oldest daughter, only more of a conformist.

Also, all of the popular conformists need to learn to accept everyone else.

I myself felt that one could really think of him as the ultimate conformist.

Henry is a total conformist who does things simply to fit in with those around him.

Conformists, for example, like the most popular brands in any category.

All goes well as long as you run with conformists.

He was himself, at the time, an occasional conformist to the Anglican state religion.

"Sorority girls are thought of as conformists, and that's not how you want to come across when you're looking for a job in fashion."

Turning conformists into saints, however, is not a job that can be regulated by resolutions.

In short, they're uneasy conformists seeking security through consumption.

The cowardly social conformist puts the lid on that impulse.

Party conformists in and out of Czechoslovakia were amazed and angry.

"Conformists die, but heretics live forever," he would often tell his followers.

"Every society honors its live conformists and its dead troublemakers."

Something in the friendship between conformists and romantics appeals to fiction writers.

In most industries, that penchant might brand them as plodding conformists.

Her friends, who think the hall monitors are conformists, are displeased.

Suburbs have always been derided as bourgeois, consumerist and conformist.

But we were still conformists, we just adopted a different set of status symbols."

A true conformist is a man who in word and deed conforms to the values of a society that he rejects.

But almost all of them are conformists.

"Better be a lonely individualist than a contented conformist."

Or should we see the pods as "conformists" - the era's term for people who had learned to stop worrying and love the bomb?

If you don't count the movie's dreary, 50's-conformist ambiance, its one genuinely creepy moment occurs when Tony is not pictured on the screen.

Former Principal of Aberystwyth Theological College and author Rev. Elfed ap Nefydd Roberts explains the link between the Welsh language and the non Conformist churches in Wales.

'While the Conformist likes and trusts other people within his own group, he may define that group narrowly and reject any or all outgroups', and stereotypes roles on the principle of ' social desirability: people are what they ought to be'.