Sentence examples for a sense of uniformity from inspiring English sources

But it needs to develop a sense of uniformity". Roberts suggested that an architectural theme be developed, perhaps by installing boardwalks and hitching posts to resemble an Old West town.

The new criteria attempt to impose a sense of uniformity to different types of toxicology data.

As attuned as he is to the vagaries of local geography, a sense of big-box uniformity is equally crucial to his films.

This sense of uniformity breaks down as one examines the architecture more closely.

Growing beyond proper limits, government saps initiative, sucks resources, breeds a sense of entitlement and imposes a stifling uniformity on the diverse webs of local activity.

Emotions, identities, and even bodily functions are distorted by the mechanized uniformity, but Tati's despair is modulated by a sense of wonder.

But there is a sense of continuity and spatial coherence that suggests a new template for urban planning, neither the numbing uniformity of utopian modernism nor the quaint pretensions of historical reproduction.

If they are led by virtue, and uniformity sought among them through the practice of ritual propriety, they will possess a sense of shame and come to you of their own accord" (Lunyu 2.3; see also 13.6).

A gifted lyricist, he considered himself a "romantic with a sense of irony" in both words and actions, and his confidence was matched by his talent, which he used to fight uniformity and puritanism.

A sense of entitlement.

A sense of jeopardy?