Sentence examples for uniformity of things from inspiring English sources

When many lower-income Americans are feeling isolated by the deadening uniformity of things, by the emptiness of many jobs, by the media, they still yearn for physical social networks.

Now, adding some internationality to the often dull uniformity of American blockbusters is no bad thing, but these decisions aren't led by creative impulses.

In his monumental work Novum Organum (1620), Francis Bacon wrote "The human understanding on account of its own nature readily supposes a greater order and uniformity in things than it finds".

Using such a framework can amongst other things lead to more uniformity of definitions and terminology and better validation of measurement methods.

The most remarkable thing was the sheer narrowness and uniformity of the debate.

The first thing to note is the overwhelming uniformity of the political ideology behind these poems.

In the context of art, it is surely a good thing that we expect unity of character and uniformity of behavior since much of art depends on either reaffirming or frustrating those expectations, and thus, on their very existence.

In fact, one of the striking things about Homo sapiens compared with, say, the chimpanzee is the genetic uniformity of the species.

In this case these include securing uniformity of administrative policy and disposition, 25 expertness of judgment, and finality in determination, at least of those things which Congress intended to and could commit to such agencies for final decision.

It appeals to a generation of hipster millennials who evoke a nostalgia for things they weren't brought up using — vinyl records are another example — by eschewing the uniformity of digital picture-taking.

"I like the uniformity of them.