Sentences with phrase «most nonconformist»

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In the course of the century, a variety of steps removed most of the legal disabilities which had hampered Nonconformists.

Harvard researchers found that a bit of uniqueness (e.g., a bearded professor in a T - shirt when compared to a clean - shaven one in a suit) can cause others to perceive you as having higher status — most likely because they reach the conclusion that you must have more status to be able to be a nonconformist.

The measure of a film like this comes through how much we can identify with the main character, and though her nonconformist views on life and love are radically different than what most would opt for themselves, she makes a certain sense in this uncertain world.

Unfortunately, most simply give in and «go with the flow,» out of fear that they'll be penalized as nonconformists.

Now, more than a quarter of a century later — during which time he settled in the US, began collaborating with his wife Emilia, and acquired the status of one of the most important artists among former Soviet nonconformists — the tone and comportment of his work has changed.

The implacable clarity of those that choose their own paths, who shy away from conformity — even those in nonconformist worlds, such as art — often construct the most solid foundations.

While most of these legal nonconformists are solo acts, the home office trend continues to gain traction in small firms that employ up to 50 attorneys.2