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• He may have to become more conformist if he is to prosper again.(如果想再次成功，他可能得更遵守成规。)
• He does not see himself as particularly "progressive". He comes from a long line of vigorous, non-conformist teachers.(他从未把自己视为特别地“进步”。他是那类朝气蓬勃、不墨守成规的教师。)
• Butt his conformist image and manner belie his break with strait-laced japanese business conventions.(不过，他墨守成规的形象与举止，其实掩饰了他对日本企业刻板传统的背弃。)
• Most of all, the researchers would like to understand why humpback whales, of all species, resemble humans in their love for ever-changing yet conformist fashion.(研究人员尤其想弄明白，在所有物种中，为什么只有座头鲸对于多变而古板的时尚的热爱跟人类如此相似。)
• A non-conformist by upbringing, educated at an unfashionable school, with a modest degree from Cambridge.(这个被一所非主流学校培养、教育出的新教徒，在剑桥大学表现平平。)
• Rebellion or none conformist tendencies is often a feature, particularly when the social planets are involved.(反抗或非传统主义倾向时常也是一个特点，特别是当社会行星也牵入时。)
• Users need great time and resource to manage the complicated system and it is really hard to conformist.(用户需要大量的资源维护已有的复杂系统，现存的应用很难整合。)
• Furthermore it is defended by use of emotional appeals and conformist arguments.(此外，它还被情感要求和遵奉者的意见所辩护。)
• Sometimes, to foreigners, Japan's societal rules seems orderly and conformist to a fault.(有时，在外国人的眼里，日本社会的这些行为规范显得陈旧，对它们的遵从到了过分的地步。)
• "Well, it's a good thing I'm a rebellious non-conformist, " many of you are saying.(嗯，我应该是一个叛经离道的独行者，这样挺好。)