Examples from literature

• And must not the minds thus contrasted tend to become respectively conformist and nonconformist, not only in politics and religion, but in other things? 
• Inevitably, to conformists and to persons who still accept doctrines and opinions which he rejected, he seems presumptuous and consequential. 
• Large numbers of those who professed the established faith were in reality either nominal conformists too much immersed in affairs to trouble about religious questions, or actually free-thinkers in disguise. 
• Many refused, including a number of the conformist ministers. 
• There is indeed more faith in these honest denials than in half the assents of the conformists.