Sentence examples for uniformity everything from inspiring English sources
He also values our manners ("Almost everyone is very polite"), our cuisine ("The food is generally outstanding"), our lack of uniformity ("Everything is just a little bit different") as well as our political nous, concluding: "Obama is considered a hero, Bush is considered an idiot".
Let it never be said that the EU has brought uniformity to everything.
These are days of obligatory uniformity, in soccer and everything else.
In the strait-laced N.F.L., players are bound by a dress code that regulates almost everything to ensure uniformity and formality.
On another, Warhol encouraged an ultra-uniformity and drew comfort from everything being the same everywhere.
Thousands of uniquely delicious and nutritious varieties of fruits, vegetables, grains and livestock have been driven to near-extinction by a system that values appearance over flavor, portability over freshness, uniformity over diversity and price over everything.
This tells you a great deal about the neo-classical aesthetic: visibility was everything, which was why uniformity was so desirable; pure white marble was the best; failing that, a plaster cast was better to draw from than an antique, because there were no distractions from the pure play of light and shadow, line and form.
A mere six corporations control 90percentt of this nation's media, leading to a frightening uniformity in the misinformation the public receives on everything from the social safety net to national security.
