Sentence examples for uniformly driven from inspiring English sources

In real life, this breed is uniformly driven and terrifying, and I would also bet serious money that no plastic surgeon has ever lived in a flat over a button shop on West 37th Street (although it must be said that Ellmann perfectly captures the shabby, nebulous oddity of that New York neighbourhood).

Study 4 shows that gender preferences for consumer goods are uniformly driven by whether the good is in black or white, the former being male and the latter being female preference.

The rest of the discussion was driven by almost uniformly smart and thoughtful questions.

Further, indoor WBGT indices were observed to be largely driven by outdoor temperatures as they were uniformly high even in locations with no process-generated heat components.

It certainly wasn't Ricky Gervais's night — whether he was censored or self-censoring, he was hardly a presence in a show that was dull overall, driven along by the music cues and marked by uniformly lame scripted patter.

In the example the pore fluids are driven by thermal convection and hydrogen ions are injected uniformly at the base of a rectangular block.

Whereas expression was uniformly high in the presence of the enhancer and undetectable in its absence, expression driven by the weakened enhancers was variegated.

But while the heroes remain uniformly super-rich – as well as young and beautiful – I believe that this craze is driven by fiscal as much as physical yearning.

In Toronto, the Weeknd — mostly the efforts of a musician named Abel Tesfaye — released three full-length albums on the Web in 2011 that drove people almost uniformly crazy.

Most modern carbonate platforms lack allogenic catchments, allowing rainfall to recharge the aquifer uniformly without sufficiently altering head gradients to drive exchange between conduits and aquifers.

Many company executives praised the Bush administration for articulating the issues facing the country, and the oil and gas industry uniformly welcomed the drive to open more federally controlled land for exploration and production.