Sentence examples similar to a homogeneous crowd from inspiring English sources

Some old-guard cultural events, like the opening-night gala at the Metropolitan Opera, attract a fairly homogeneous crowd.

The more we reject embarrassing big-ticket stunts like "Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle" and "Coupling," the riskier it becomes to produce bloated would-be crowd-pleasers chasing after a theoretically homogeneous crowd.

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They are not a homogeneous bunch.

This distinction was affirmed in Bromberger's article where he stated that "these groups … stand next to each other and form a complex structure, and [are] not a shapeless and homogeneous crowd or mass".

But the seemingly homogeneous crowd lining the road is actually composed of very distinct groups, divided roughly along national lines.

This homogeneous crowd comes up with the exquistely class-conscious "Wire," in which Stringer Bell (Idris Elba) alone is a one-man class-war zone, taking business courses at a community college while serving as second-in-command to the more brutal, less intelligent, still-incarcerated Avon Barksdale (Wood Harris), a target of the police since Season One.

In the warm weather it's always buzzing, but that's the buzz of a homogeneous after-work crowd on weekdays, and a touristy bunch on weekends.

The mathematical reference model we devised is simplistic in that it omits the explicit consequences of macromolecular crowding and diffusion barriers: With respect to diffusion the cytosol cannot be considered to be a homogeneous aqueous environment as it is densely crowded by organelles and macromolecules.

From such studies, a view of the cell's interior as a watery but crowded environment rather than a homogeneous viscous gel has emerged.

Individuals dissolve into a homogeneous sea of particles, my eyes scanning the crowd for weak points I can carve through.