Sentence examples for monolithic reality from inspiring English sources

This monolithic reality is as old as the sun and I sadly feel that it's going to take ages to change simply because it is too entrenched into the fabric of society.

We believe that such modularity better reflects how any particular domain is described in reality [65], compared to monolithic ontologies, which could be difficult or even impossible to reach consensus on, and would be hard to maintain.

Such individuals are so often concealed by the intimidating and monolithic façade that masks the hidden reality of authoritarian regimes.

The campaign's first vivid manifestation of racial politics turned on the realities that the black vote is far from monolithic, as Mayor Richard M. Daley has shown, and that Mr. Davis and Ms. Braun need its rock-solid support for either of their candidacies to succeed.

During the Vietnam War, Hannah Arendt noted that members of the Democratic Administration had frequent recourse to phrases like "monolithic communism," and "second Munich," and deduced from this an inability "to confront reality on its own terms because they had always some parallels in mind that 'helped' them to understand those terms".

Often described as a monolithic group - and categorised under the catch-all term Latino - in reality it is hard to pigeonhole Latinos.

Today's reality, much larger but vastly more fractured, says Mr Aimard, has little space for the monolithic grand narrative.

These thinkers were heavily influenced by Heidegger's (1954/1977) view of technology as a monolithic force with a distinctive vector of influence, one that tends to constrain or impoverish the human experience of reality in specific ways.

"The reality is that far too many Lloyds customers who were mis-sold PPI are being confronted with a monolithic and inefficient bureaucracy when they approach the bank for redress," said Craig Lowther, managing director of the PPI claims management company MoneyBoomerang, in February.

Monolithic riffs.

It is monolithic.