Sentence examples for monolithic term from inspiring English sources

It was only in the later context of the struggles between Jesus-following Jews and other variants of Judaism that the Gospel story came to be told as a conflict not between a Jewish rebel and a brutal Roman Empire but between the founder of a new religion and "the Jews," a monolithic term that began the process of demonizing the other.

In order to build multiracial coalitions against injustice, we need to admit that tensions exist and that race isn't a monolithic term.

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"Islamists" as a presumably monolithic term are frequently cited for terror, but Muslims are also the most numerous victims of human rights abuses by other Muslims and non-Muslims.

Small-business owners are often described in monolithic terms.

Beaujolais, then, has many faces and can certainly not be thought of in monolithic terms.

We keep trying to define each other in these unhelpful, monolithic terms.

In our society, both "blackness" and "gayness" have commonly been dealt with in monolithic terms, and I feel a constant pressure to pick one over the other.

The internal fights, largely around the role the black church should play in the civil rights struggle (necessitating King and others to split from the National Baptist Convention and form the Progressive National Baptist Convention in 1961), illustrates the difficultly in viewing the black church in monolithic terms.

Our initial attempts, using a linear NaCl gradient to elute the bound material, revealed that bacterial cell lysates could be fractioned into three main components on QA monolithic columns (termed fractions QA1-3).

What motivates the staunch Alawite support for the regime remains poorly understood, but it is typically characterized in monolithic and myopic terms: the Alawites, it is said, back the regime because they are the regime; its demise would be their own.