Use "nonconformist" in a sentence

1. “unconventional, nonconformist avenues of expression” consistent with the intellectual heritage of Ralph Waldo Emerson, Henry David Thoreau, and other New England icons

2. His eyes popped a little but an all too human desire to prove he was also liberated and nonconformist prevented him from telling me to pull them back up

3. He didn’t feel like he was going out of his way to be a nonconformist, it just sort of worked out that way

4. Yet the mere fact that 2000 new churches, besides Nonconformist chapels, have been built in England and Wales during the last fifty years, by voluntary efforts, and nearly thirty millions of money have been spent in restoring old places of worship and building new ones, speaks volumes

5. Because if they do not conform… they are immediately attacked… instinctively, viciously, savagely… because any nonconformist brings out all the pain-fear-hate-rage-anger etc

6. [83]� If the individual fails to conform to the dominator model, the model places that individual into an outlier category such as "nonconformist

7. Waterland to Bishop Bethel, have securely depended in assailing their Nonconformist opponents

8. The Essay on the Duration of Evil, published anonymously in 1855, and on good grounds attributed to one of the most accomplished nonconformist writers of the present age, contains also a short but vigorous review of the ante-Nicene modes of expression on immortality, deciding that their language is incompatible with the modern faith

9. Within forty years the Nonconformist martyr-churches of the Restoration were sunk into the apathy and skepticism of the reign of Queen Anne