Examples of using Nonconformists in English and their translations into German
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Cheers to the nonconformists of now and tomorrow.
Through their inaction, they are turning into accomplices in crimes and are being used solely for political racketeering of nonconformists.
Nonconformists open to options for achieving"extraordinary" goals that others don't see.
The Select was a favourite with bohemia, writers, actors, architects, journalists, and intellectuals,giving access to foreigners and nonconformists.
Nonconformists share their liberal banter via these sources, and ultimately affirm them through public postings on social media outlets.
In the wake of the Tiananmen massacre, however,individual dissidents and other political nonconformists were again committed to special psychiatric hospitals on an involuntary and indefinite basis.
Support of Russian fashionable magazines"-ü-ā-é-á" and"Motador", and also the huge industry providing a night life of big cities of Russia and Ukraine, has led to that in ShChelkino in August, except thousand serferov,began to gather and to 10 thousand nonconformists, well very various.
Ticket Independent and idiosyncratic nonconformists are the focus of the first programme in the Fiction& Documentary competition.
Now the musical festival is spent absolutely in other place, but the cape Kazantip andthe city of ShChelkino had a stable recognition among ekstremalov, nonconformists, artists and photographers, fans izoteriki, naturistov and other entertaining public.
Hippies, mitki, rastamany, psychics and other nonconformists enjoy here harmony with the wild nature plunging into wild life specially thought up for.
While they remained in the established church under Elisabeth I, they refused to adhere to certain practices that they viewed as"Roman", which were demanded by the Act of Uniformity of 1559.20The clergy divided into conformists and Nonconformists, with the latter often seeking their livelihood as private chaplains to Puritan noblemen, or as teachers or lecturers- in order to escape the discipline of the church.21.
In the early 1630s the religious conflict between the Nonconformists and the Separatists was the primary source of political disagreement in the colony, and it was embodied by the churches established in Boston and Salem.
Piazza Bellini is one of the morefrequented areas in the evening by young people, especially by nonconformists, because it is full of bars and bars, and especially in spring and summer, ideal to stay outdoors and have a chat between a beer and a cocktail.
Nonconformist, recalcitrant, aloof and obscure.
Nonconformist clergyman.
Nonconformist, challenging, intelligent content in all genres and lengths.
The obscure rose of their nonconformist blood.
Their direction was resolute: autodidactic, nonconformist, and apolitical.
Welté was a typical artist of the Enlightenment- pensive, developing and nonconformist.
A style of whose characteristics are commodity, nonconformist, business looks with feminine elements, and classic looks with uncommon accessories.
And why does nonconformist and musician Mark Wagenburg have to leave his farm?
He is a trendsetter, nonconformist, he loves to provoke and stand out from the crowd.
His strokes reveal a romantic and nonconformist stance before the world, through an intimate language.
Foreigners and nonconformist youths feel even more ostracized and confirmed in their mistrust of German society.
He disappeared into his bedroom and returned in a few minutes in the character of an amiable andsimple-minded Nonconformist clergyman.
Underworlds, hell(s) and other placesthat are-socially conveyed-and individually at hand as cognitive schemes of punishment for nonconformist action.
ElfCraft is pure RocḱńRoll andembodies an individualistic style between formative understatement and nonconformist intransigence," says the Hamburg designer.
The high-tech plans for updating the equipment, a young, professional and highly trained team, and a clear goal of gainingmarket share is reflected in the company's nonconformist and competitive approach.
Following the period of collective state utopian aesthetics, different individual and more open tendencies could be found on a local level-periodically provoking ahostile response-that created independent spaces for nonconformist art.
With regard to Anglican churches, as opposed to Catholic churches, nonconformist chapels or meeting houses, the designs of the Wren office provided a new standard for British church architecture ever since, as well as giving a distinctive face to the Anglican church in London.