Sentence examples for monolithic experience from inspiring English sources

It wasn't the mere fact that this power station used noisy, smelly fossil fuels that made it so interesting; I suspect a similar, if perhaps a little less overpowering and monolithic experience could be had around windfarms and the buildings that serve them.

Being a woman of color is not a monolithic experience.

They want you to know that black womanhood isn't a monolithic experience, and that they can define womanhood for themselves.

It denies the complexity of the experience of being a member of an underrepresented community and reduces it to a monolithic experience.

They display their chops when they talk about family, specifically African-American family with roots in the South, which shows there's still something to the concept of the perceived monolithic black experience.

The monolithic user experience will go the same way as the monolithic software architecture.

Yet Gibbons (who is white) presents both sides with surprising subtlety and complexity, exposing fissures in the far from monolithic "black" experience.

It wasn't until I was placed in an environment where the white majority was dominant and seemed to be monolithic that I experienced a discomfort with myself.

The main disadvantage is, however, the lack of practical experience with monolithic reactors.

It's a mistake to describe our online experience as monolithic: sometimes we need to work and other times we need to drift, to waste time, to fuck off.

But the Hispanic community is far from monolithic, and the senators' experience as Cuban-Americans, at least according to a deep-analysis poll's results in their home states, seems to resonate more clearly with Hispanics of Cuban and Puerto Rican descent than with, say, Mexican-Americans, who will represent more than half of the Hispanic vote in the general election.