Sentence examples for homogenous bloc from inspiring English sources
The problem is that Germany is not a homogenous bloc.
Politicians like Portillo assume that working-class people are a homogenous bloc with the same frustrations and challenges in life.
If we really want to fight extremism, she argues, we should start by puncturing the idea that self-appointed male "leaders" represent a homogenous bloc of British Muslims.
Labour's woes are not all the product of the machinations of the mainstream media (who are not going to change their ways) or the parliamentary party (who are not a homogenous bloc).
Old ideas of "western" and "developing" countries, or that it's possible to think of sub-Saharan Africa as any kind of homogenous bloc, are completely debunked, even while they remain in circulation in our media.
I can picture the Home Counties (of London), the South East, Wessex, East Anglia, the Midlands, Lancashire, Yorkshire, Scotland, Wales and Ulster each sending two members to the Senate, where they would form the biggest and perhaps the most homogenous bloc.
To appreciate their significance, spread as they are over a dispersed archipelago of urban installations protected from Arab intrusion by 600 checkpoints and barriers, consider the following: taken together, East Jerusalem, the West Bank and the Golan Heights constitute a homogenous demographic bloc nearly the size of the District of Columbia.
Jewish voters are not one homogenous block".
Now they are homogenous".
