Sentence examples for but a certain uniformity from inspiring English sources

Mr. Gilbert, showing a good grasp of the whole, laid out the architecture neatly, but a certain uniformity in the pacing and expression made for a long night.

But didn't that very concentration stand to make a certain uniformity in rhetoric and orchestration still more problematic?

But there is something deadening about a society that insists on a certain uniformity of speech.

Their language is best described as a collection of monastery dialects; there is a certain uniformity in the writings of any given monastery but little for the area as a whole.

A standardised competency test implies a certain uniformity of knowledge.

Every Justice on the Court now was an appeals court judge, and that does make for a certain uniformity.

A well-made salad must have a certain uniformity; it should make perfect sense for those ingredients to share a bowl.

On the other hand, even with wooden models giving a certain uniformity to the exhibition, what is most striking is the absence of a Renzo Piano "look".

All but two of the 24 sculptured and assembled "sandwiches" here were constructed last month, and as a result, each piece has a certain uniformity of size, texture and color that is soothing and earthy.

The property market is white-dominated too, Ms Koptiuch says, with its suburbs policed by homeowners' associations which insist on a certain uniformity of style.

"Punk rock" became a media byword for the CBGB's sound and while in Britain there was a certain uniformity, almost all the CBGB's bands created highly assured and very individual albums.