Sentence examples for so uniform that from inspiring English sources

The tonality is so uniform that the color, though extremely varied, turns almost monochrome in memory.

Happy Valley's brilliance is so uniform that it's hard to pick a best episode.

Unsex them, leave them bald, unsightly, Cold and so uniform that from a distance each head is one and the same.

"In some developments, the houses are so uniform that you have a variation of as little as 2percentt in pricing," he said, adding that in such cases, it might not be necessary for the appraiser to inspect the house.

The style was so uniform that you end up with different artists doing nearly the same exact pose over and over again.

In 1970, the genetic make up of corn in America had become so uniform that a fungus, the Southern Corn Leaf Blight, wiped out nearly 25percentt of corn in the United States.

Their monasteries were so uniform in conception that a monk coming from a Cistercian house anywhere would feel quite at home in one of these monasteries anywhere else.

Microsoft's Mr Kursh reckons that such agents will ultimately fail: "Either merchants would block them, or pricing would become so uniform and efficient that they would be irrelevant".But tomorrow's middlemen will bear little resemblance to today's.

But Mountain Lakes is far from the only community that is so uniform, according to a Harvard study released last year.

So uniform were the results that I began to wonder if there is a single scrap of real estate in New Jersey that's not in an R.M.P. zone.

Standing so straight on a raised dais, in so immaculate a uniform that he looks like a ventriloquist's dummy, the Metropolitan Police Service's new commissioner, Bernard Hogan-Howe, tells the conference in an avuncular voice about his plan for "total policing".