Sentence examples for uniformly though from inspiring English sources

If you were to apply it uniformly, though, you would have to exclude a lot of non-transgender people from church as well.

The more substantial fare is less uniformly reliable, though largely worthwhile, with a few highlights: "Sausages Ukrainian style" ($12.50), a mix of pork sausage, kasha and mushrooms baked in a crock sealed with dough, is like a bread-covered bigos from back in the U.S.S.R. Missing out on Cafe Glechik's stuffed cabbage, ($9.50), three rolls to an order, is inadvisable.

That's not uniformly true, though.

A new Poor Law enacted in 1834, and reflecting a harsh moral view of poverty, required the poor persons to be admitted to the workhouse so as to receive relief only in kind, with occasional exceptions, but this again was by no means uniformly enforced, though it added greatly to the unpopularity of the Poor Laws.

Detailed autoantibody profiles were likewise not uniformly available, though such data would be of prognostic interest.

Uniformly fine acting, though, helps considerably.

Anything as disruptive to the established order as Airbnb cannot expect a uniformly easy ride (though it has faced much less resistance than Uber).

Befitting a slave narrative, the white characters are uniformly disreputable racists, though the original Roots series shoehorned Ed Asner to be a "kinder, gentler" slavemaster, out of a misguided sense of white guilt.

In the case of color constancy, a table can look such a way that one would readily judge that it is uniformly brown, even though one can discern variations in lightness and darkness.

Yet providing principal reduction is not uniformly offered, even though a federal program to accomplish that goal exists, and access to that program would not cost any new taxpayer dollars.

Recall, though, that users are uniformly distributed over the entire coverage area.