Sentence examples for homogenous experience from inspiring English sources

"If we walk away, we're condemning ourselves to this homogenous experience of fast-food places and big-box stores," said Ms. Kelly of the Atomic Heritage Foundation.

Going to school in the same building you live in could save time, but it also sounds like a limiting, claustrophobic and homogenous experience.

Aside from difficulty spikes in the third chapter and at the end I found the combat to be a homogenous experience that never got my adrenaline going.

But others, I suspect, will find the three-hundred-and-sixty-degree, everything-all-the-time nature of Facebook's ecosystem increasingly tiring and predictable — a homogenous experience that begs someone to start exploring to the edges of the forest.

Although we identified rather homogenous experiences in separate diseases, unique experiences within these diseases need to be recognised.

While urban refugees from Afghanistan, Myanmar, Sri Lanka, Iraq and other countries reside in Kathmandu, this study focused on Somali and Pakistani urban refugees because they represent two population groups likely to have very different experiences, but with relatively homogenous experiences within groups.

As we move into appropriately embedding Indigenous perspectives into the much-needed national curriculum, and we increasingly recognise the need to move away from a homogenous reading experience, these are the women writers and their works that Australian educators in particular (secondary and tertiary) should be adding to their reading lists and class discussions.

Of course, myth as much as science is elaborated because life is not homogenous; we experience interruptions, breaks in it.

Under this interpretation, homogenous demes experience a gradient of gene flow with other such groups.

A basic, unanswered question about aging is why individuals of a homogenous population experience large differences in lifespan.

The ITP is a residential programme and consists of a mixture of individual TF-CBT and groups scheduled on weekdays from 9 00 to 17:00 that are standardised and manualised to ensure a homogenous treatment experience for participants.