outward conformity

Examples (20)

• The regime enforced a culture of outward religious conformity, but people practiced their true beliefs in secret.
• Many politicians maintain an outward conformity to public opinion.
• Many students at the strict boarding school maintained an outward conformity to the rules, while secretly rebelling.
• Despite their personal doubts, they showed outward conformity to the group's decisions.
• In the corporate world, an outward conformity in dress and speech is often expected, regardless of one's personal style.
• The strict rules demanded outward conformity from all members.
• He was tired of the constant pressure to display outward conformity with his family's political views.
• His outward conformity masked a deep-seated rebellion.
• The community valued outward conformity above all else, leading to a culture where true opinions were rarely expressed.
• In totalitarian regimes, outward conformity is often a matter of survival.
• While her outward conformity suggested she agreed with the plan, her private journal told a different story.
• The company culture encouraged outward conformity, even if employees disagreed internally.
• The totalitarian state demands not just obedience, but also an outward conformity in every aspect of life.
• She adopted an attitude of outward conformity to avoid conflict.
• Her outward conformity was a survival tactic, a mask she wore to navigate the treacherous social landscape.
• There was a strong pressure for outward conformity within the community.
• Achieving genuine unity requires more than just outward conformity; it needs shared values and understanding.
• Students felt compelled to demonstrate outward conformity to their teachers' expectations.
• Is outward conformity enough to build a cohesive team, or does it breed resentment among members?
• The lack of genuine belief behind their outward conformity was evident.