That's just the uniform the fashion business thinks of, uniformly, when considering naval style: the Irish designer JW Anderson's spring womenswear collection being the most recent to filch from and fetishise the style, with striped borders, scarf necklines, and the horizontal-buttoned fly-flap that Quentin Crisp dubbed the "crowning aphrodisiac feature" (albeit displaced to the rear).
It would, however, be wrong to assume that Classical Greek thought was uniformly anti-cosmopolitan.
One thing about the embeds — and I think they almost uniformly did a great job — is that, even if they weren't able to give much perspective, they were able to get their story, which is to say, the story of their unit.
1981: 51: "If you want the world to contain generous, forceful, resolute, creative and actually happy people, you do not wish it to contain people who uniformly think in such a way that their actions will satisfy the requirements of utilitarianism".
This is not a question whether Morgan Stanley or any other bank violated a law or even intentionally misled the governmental customer (though to think that banks uniformly resist the temptation to rip off government customers by slight manipulation of valuation assumptions or other methods is really naïve beyond imagination).
Because China's population is so enormous, the population density of the country is also often thought to be uniformly high, but vast areas of China are either uninhabited or sparsely populated.
Think beefy white Chicago cops, except uniformly in shape.
Along the same lines, I think exposure to excellence is also a uniformly good idea.
I don't think Waitrose's mark-ups on fine wine are uniformly so astronomical, but this certainly helps explain how retailers manage blanket offers.
Ratliff also said it is futile to think students will not use phones in class, and uniformly banning them during class is the wrong approach.
