Sentence examples for more monolithic from inspiring English sources
Instead, the party has become more monolithic and shrill than ever.
Culture appears more monolithic than ever, with a few gigantic corporations — Google, Apple, Facebook, Amazon — presiding over unprecedented monopolies.
Culture appears more monolithic than ever, with a few gigantic corporations Google, Apple, Facebook, Amazon presiding over unprecedented monopolies.
Not so for the Château Fortia and the Domaine de Cristia — good wines but sweeter and more monolithic.
And is the future a group of disparate networks working on common standards rather than the big systems we associate with a more monolithic national health service?
In the far more monolithic political culture of today, home-grown gangs usually prefer not to give themselves names to avoid provoking the party.
Anglican conservatives are no more a monolithic block than are Anglican liberals.
He's more a monolithic presence than an actor as such, but that's not really the point.
Trump's support base is, of course, no more a monolithic bloc than any other section of the electorate.
Burton (2010) has emphasized that in this, as in many other features, Islam is no more a monolithic faith than is Christianity.
Comparison of both hydrodynamic and ballistic behaviour to that of comparable epithelial tissues/analogues (Sylgard® and porcine muscle tissue) has provided an insight into the applicability of both Perma-Gel® and, more generally, monolithic simulants for ballistic testing purposes.
