Sentence examples for to be monolithic from inspiring English sources

In any case, their responses, like adoptees' life experiences, are unlikely to be monolithic.

If racial injustice is considered to be monolithic and unchanging — omitting the context of individual actions, white and black — the political response tends to be equally rigid: genuflection or rejection.

The American experience no longer needs to be monolithic and singular.

Apart from a few instances, such as columns purportedly written by the kidnapped English journalist John Cantlie, the editorial voice of Dabiq tends to be monolithic, supposedly coming from the Islamic State group as a brand rather than from individual writers.

As others have suggested, epistemic communities may not need to be monolithic to be successful so long as they can achieve consensus around the need for reform, and a road map for reform [ 45].

Flooring should be sloped to the drains and be monolithic.

Republican opposition to it was monolithic, however.

His accomplishment is to have identified lapsed breeding grounds and discrete populations of ancestral fish among an aggregation that has always been assumed to be monolithic… In 1994, Ames worked on a commission that considered raising cod in a hatchery.

But analysts say that the military establishment is turning out to be less monolithic than often perceived.

The black shapes summon precedents from Kazimir Malevich to Ad Reinhardt to Al Held to Mel Bochner, and seem at first to be single, monolithic.

"I don't care about party labels," he said, adding that "we're not going to be a monolithic machine, like the Republican Party".