Sentence examples for monolithic movement from inspiring English sources

It is not a monolithic movement, after all.

The first was the West's assumption that Communism was a monolithic movement controlled from the Kremlin.

Puritanism had never been a monolithic movement, and accession to power generated factionalism.

Rubinstein says the critics "make the mistake of considering Zionism a monolithic movement lacking any internal heterogeneity".

From the 1840s until the turn of the 20th century, the realist novel dominated Russian literature, though it was by no means a monolithic movement.

Rather, he dismisses the claim that the Enlightenment was a monolithic movement, a radical orthodoxy that united thinkers as dissimilar as Rousseau and Hume, Voltaire and Adam Smith.

"Surrealism was an affirmation of the individual in the face of monolithic movements like communism and fascism," Mr. Parke-Taylor said.

Maybe so, but I also think it is important for people to understand that most monolithic movements, as they are portrayed by media, supporters and detractors are probably not as all-good or all-bad as they would like us to think they are.

The war in Afghanistan is not against a monolithic Taliban movement.

As the cold war took shape during the late 1940s, policymakers in the United States and Great Britain displayed a marked tendency to regard international communism as a "monolithic" conspiratorial movement.

Pianist Maria Marchant excels in both but is most impressive in Kenneth Leighton's Six Studies Op 56, from 1969, displaying cool control in the monolithic chordal movements and great dexterity in the highly complex contrapuntal sections.