Sentence examples for homogenous voices from inspiring English sources
By learning to possess the music as recognisable shapes, gestures, impulses our volunteers communicated to the audience with a rawness and spontaneous edge hard to achieve with a professional chorus of well schooled homogenous voices from homogenous backgrounds.
But we all still turned up at mealtimes (the food was great) and geology lectures (probably a social thing), during which Art Ford, blessed with a voice like homogenous granite, would plunge us into darkness and flick his red lightstick over slides of continents squashed together 200 million years ago, when marsupials from South America hopped over Antarctica like a stepping stone to Australia.
However, the idea of group identities has been hotly contested: Whereas some groups indeed want to (re)affirm their particular identity, the criticism has been voiced that such a homogenous reading of identity fails to take proper account of intersecting axes of identification (being a woman, being black, being gay or lesbian).
Indeed, shouldn't we pause when diverse voices are reduced to stable, homogenous narratives?
The Oxford group's sound is polished too, but less homogenous: it was easy to hear the individual voices within the blend.
As participation should include voices of numerous stakeholders which may not always be homogenous, health system stewards should strive to seek consensus.
They treated minority communities as if each were a distinct, homogenous whole, each composed of people all speaking with a single voice, each defined by a singular view of culture and faith.
Our movement is made up of many voices, and we cannot and should not present ourselves as a homogenous lump.
Participants' accounts were not homogenous and consistent, since divergent and conflicting opinions were present: traditional-conservative opinions coexisted with emerging more progressive voices.
Now they are homogenous".
