Sentence examples for getting homogenized from inspiring English sources

For many people, the ever-present weight of technology might suggest that culture is getting homogenized.

"The danger is that it gets homogenized slowly; that slowly, all the eating places get to be yuppie eating places.

Of course, writing as a group has its challenges — everybody has their own little opinions and it all gets homogenized and you lose the whole edge of it — so at "Seinfeld" it was always a more individualistic process, with writers separately pitching ideas to Larry and Jerry.

Each sample was then ground manually with a mortar and a pestle to form a fine powder, which was passed through a sieve to get homogenized sample particles.

Now that Hispanics are the largest ethnic minority and continue to exert more influence on American society, is it inevitable that some aspects of the Latino experience get homogenized and trivialized and morphed into something unrecognizable?

Even our West Virginia coal mining history gets falsely homogenized.

Even our coal mining history gets falsely homogenized.

Athletes went where the money was, often before they were fully formed, and before long the peculiar characteristics of each nation's sporting culture got diluted and homogenized.

But maybe the record was wiped out because of all of the impacts, because the surface got all beat up and homogenized.

Living in a small town gets kind of misconstrued in different ways and it gets picked a part and homogenized, Hemby says.

Homogenized suburbs have become celebrations of diversity.