Sentence examples for idea of uniformity from inspiring English sources

These are projects that stand in opposition to clone towns, to the idea of uniformity and unending drabness.

Especially for women, I love to keep pushing the idea of uniformity, and not so much choice.

During the debate, Marine Le Pen, the right-wing leading candidate, affirmed this idea of uniformity, saying that France must curb its immigrant population.

Similarly, and perhaps more significantly, the idea of uniformity among state laws is an established notion.

"It is the idea of uniformity of payment that has to go, unfortunately, but that is because we need to bring down the deficit.

First, already in On What Gives Value to Life, and then especially in the Soliloquies, he argues against the (latter) idea of uniformity in ethics -- instead asserting, in the spirit of Herder (and others influenced by Herder, such as Goethe, Schiller, and the romantics), the value of diversity or individuality even in the moral sphere.

Author's response: As Koonin helpfully notes, the concept of "mutation bias" (which merely implicates non-uniformity) is distinct from the idea of non-uniformities in variation that arise from programmed responses to conditions, and thus evoke the ideas of Lamarck.

As Charles, from his Spanish upbringing, was imbued with ideas of Catholic uniformity and as his successors, with the exception of the enigmatic Maximilian II, sought also to realize those ideas, religious resistance to the Habsburgs' authority came to aggravate or to camouflage political resistance.

Based around this idea, we introduce a measure of uniformity for the biological function of genes in each cluster.

Basic to the whole idea of weights and measures are the concepts of uniformity, units, and standards.

With Einstein, the space and time of Newton's day lost their uniformity, even the solid idea of matter melted into air.