Sentence examples for many were monocultural from inspiring English sources

Many were monocultural and mediocre.

Their Salento Farm in Shelton, Conn., may not be monocultural, but it's close to it.

If the society had been monocultural, that diversity never would have happened.

It is seen not as a threat to a mythical land that is monocultural and monoracial but as a boon to a nation that draws strength from diversity.

They were "as close as you could get at the time, in an Ireland that was monocultural to an extraordinary degree, to a licorice all-sorts of nationalities and faiths".

It's interesting to hear how new migrant kids bring new rhymes (A world of frogs, wolves and knickers, May 8), but please don't fall into the trap of thinking that before the Windrush, Britain was "monocultural".

Think about how some places become so family-orientated they are monocultural.

Had I been monocultural and born in South Korea, I just can't imagine the psychological pressure of cloning a singular, generic look.

Similarly, several authors have postulated that individuals who have the ability to effectively alternate their use of culturally appropriate behavior may well exhibit higher cognitive functioning and mental health status than people who are monocultural [ 15].

Many of the seats with low yes votes are quite monocultural – but the yes campaign managed to win a majority in most of those seats.

Unlike plantations, ecosystems are never monocultural.