Conformism in a sentence as a noun

Without a good portion of the elite siding with them, their non-conformism won't help.

The age of conformism and technocrats in politics is over.

The problem with "bro" culture is its narcissistic conformism.

"The thing is that these types are the best at taking advantage of others and conformism is great strategy - for everyone but you.

In view of the ideological truce, the conformism of the buyers and the effrontery of the producers who supply them prevail.

Feels good advocating conformism while reaping benefits of thousands of years of nonconformist struggle?

The white education system, while far better, emphasised conformism, rather than innovation.

We, as a community, must grow to support the betterment of hacking by creating and encouraging creation; not by petty vitriol and conformism based on fashion.

Similarly, the system seems to encourage conformism and rote learning over disruptive ideas and innovation.

I just wonder if I'm the conformist or non-conformist in my company?Wearing suit doesn't necessarily imply conformism or that the wearer is trying to signal wealthiness.

"The term "Spiessertum", and the German "Spiessbürger", refer to people with a particularly narrow-minded mindset, determined by extreme conformism and opposition to change.

I once had a discussion on HN with a guy who insisted on seeing depression as an expression of individuality and any attempts of treatment as Brave New Word-ish, evil oppressive society enforcing conformism via happy pills.

It seems in the wake of the Snowden revelations that the NSA is already considering making conformism to authority a more important criterion to be hired, and if they were to use their collected information to profile new hires they should have a really good idea about interests and inclinations.

You have exceptionally-bright kids who don't know what to do with their lives and slack in school because they're bored and lazy, but you also have exceptionally bright, almost enlightened kids who are extremely passionate about learning, but find themselves disgusted by the mindless conformism required to excel in such an institution.

Conformism definitions

noun

orthodoxy in thoughts and belief

See also: conformity