Sentence examples for a single monolithic from inspiring English sources

"It's not about creating a single, monolithic organization" like the N.R.A., Gross insisted.

A single monolithic, unitary voice, on the other hand, is anathema to any democratic society.

Social institutions are established to mitigate a variety of evils (rather than a single monolithic "evil").

That lesson is simply that we may more accurately speak of American histories, rather than a single, monolithic American history.

Yet to visit all the system's extremities is to see that the last stop is not a single, monolithic place.

So why, then, does the mainstream fashion industry – be it the media, designers or international fashion houses – still reduce "African fashion" to a single, monolithic entity?

Computer systems have been evolving from single monolithic systems built with a precise intention to solve a precise problem, to highly distributed systems of systems often assembled in ad-hoc ways.

A single or monolithic material cannot meet such demands in high-technology applications.

Part of this fragility is intrinsic to the current dominant design of space systems, which is mainly a single, large, monolithic system.

These peripheral subunits likely do not all exist in a single large, monolithic complex, but rather associate in various and sundry combinations with the CPSF/CstF core; this is because many of the peripheral subunits are isoforms of other subunits and likely interact with the same site(s) of the CPSF/CstF core, and thus are expected to assemble in mutually-exclusive manners.

The black shapes summon precedents from Kazimir Malevich to Ad Reinhardt to Al Held to Mel Bochner, and seem at first to be single, monolithic.