Sentence examples for the uniformly from inspiring English sources
adverb
In a uniform manner, consistently.
All the collective experience shows, and not just in the uniformly sure-footed improvisation.
Or when the uniformly white crowd greets Mandela with a rapturous chorus: "Nel-son!
In each case, interbreeding between the uniformly coloured monomorphic and sexually distinct dimorphic populations is limited.
Somehow, the shows have a core commonality, not least in the uniformly high production values and pitch-perfect casting.
Q. Utility stocks are not the uniformly stodgy, safe places to stick money that they used to be.
As the uniformly annoying characters stumble around, screaming and cursing, we don't give a hoot for their survival.
In the uniformly wet tropics, the choice is limited to a few root crops and still fewer greens.
Smart folk plot their meals in peace — dividing and conquering the uniformly delicious sides — and call up for delivery.
The uniformly excellent cast members, who are often bruisingly funny, give off that rare quality of heightened verisimilitude that can feel truer to life than life itself.
There are extravagant milkshakes and sundaes, and sloganed T-shirts worn by the (uniformly upbeat and helpful) staff reinforce the message that it's O.K. to regress: "Live young.
Maybe it's the uniformly excellent cast: Michael Gambon is set to take a leading role as the elder Romer in tonight's concluding part.
