Sentence examples for monolithic force from inspiring English sources

It too is not a monolithic force.

"It's not a monolithic force," General Abbas said.

Their dense numbers, documented in ecstatic motion or meditative rest, suggest a monolithic force.

That's what happens when the huge monolithic force that rules the sports world, the N.F.L., suddenly departs the scene and leaves us with the existential question, now what do we talk about?

The militants – never a monolithic force - behaved abominably: they killed "informers", civilians, blew up buses, and in later years, became so radical as to impose strict Islamic rules on a tolerant, Sufi-inspired syncretic Kashmir, home of Muslims, Hindus, and Buddhists.

The building's raw statistics suggest a powerful, monolithic force.

A million miles from the now over-familiar circus-for-kicks style of Archaos and its imitators, Red Zone was a brute, Butoh-inspired meditation on a world in which tiny, clownish figures are locked in an unending struggle with monolithic forces that threatened to crush them.

While interpretation starts within each story, it is not devoid of context but rather strives to "make sense of personal experience in relation to cultural discourses a window to the contradictory and shifting nature of hegemonic discourses, which we tend to take for granted as stable, monolithic forces" [ 32].

Paglen acknowledged that this tension was a factor in his artmaking, but added that being raised on bases afforded him empathy for soldiers and an understanding that the military wasn't a monolithic dark force.

Over a decade ago, medical societies led by the American Medical Association were a powerful, monolithic lobbying force in their push for federal limits on the rights of medical malpractice victims, similar to the Trump/Price budget ideas.

In both arenas Thompson sought to persuade his audiences that they placed too great an emphasis on faceless and monolithic socioeconomic forces acting upon human beings and paid too little attention to the possibilities opened up by individual personality, moral choice, and other expressions of human experience and initiative.