| In the 18th century the trend towards religious literature continued and grew even stronger as Nonconformism began to take hold in Wales. |
| At the opposite pole, Hemingway proposed a brutal male ethos of endurance, nonconformism and individualism, and an epos of sheer physical force and adventure. |
| Nevertheless, activities and materials in the area of the workshop can be designed to provoke the contact with that sensation of nonconformism. |
| Essence, it is that they had opened a window with the nonconformism, making it possible to breathe the fresh air of freedom of thought and expression in spite of all the obstacles. |
| The historic meeting at Llanvaches in November 1639 marked the real beginning of Nonconformism in Wales. |
| Shifted and impertinent, POP is the Champagne of the beautiful one and nonconformism. |
