But they reflected, almost uniformly, the perspectives of their class..
But that is not uniformly the case across the rest of the system.
The accuracy of a timekeeper depends on how uniformly the oscillating device goes to and fro.
Typically, but not uniformly, the first symptoms of Legionnaire disease are general malaise and headache, followed by high fever, often accompanied by chills.
Clearly, if the division planes in a cell mass are randomly oriented and individual cells expand uniformly, the tissue will enlarge as a sphere.
Such confidence is typical of Porsche, a publicly listed but family-controlled company that prides itself on building only a handful of cars, but ones that are uniformly the best in their category.
Thus, the game in much of Asia has involved mixed attempts to find resistant strains of commercial banana crops, which consist almost uniformly the world over of the vulnerable Cavendish variety.
Again it can be argued that the men of "For Colored Girls" are uniformly the villains of the piece, that the resort to religion at the conclusion makes too facile an ending.
Former New York mayor and McCain supporter Rudy Giuliani also piled on the criticism, calling Biden's statement "extraordinary" and asserting that "it is not uniformly the case that the mettle of American presidents is tested".
Only one thing seemed to hurt New Yorkers uniformly: the end of what had promised to be a rousing political brawl between Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani and his opponent, Hillary Rodham Clinton.
Between Allah and America The good soldier Caught in the middle Made in Europe Reprints Related items Correction: BabylonApr 24th 2008 Christian history: Stories and storytellersDec 13th 2007The three exhibitions are not uniformly the same.
