Sentence examples for utterly uniform from inspiring English sources

For more than fifty years, eating at fast-food restaurants has been an almost clinically impersonal experience: the food is rapidly prepared, remarkably cheap, utterly uniform, and served immediately.

Two, knowing that no religious tradition is utterly uniform in its faith and practice, we should avoid generalizing about "all" members of any tradition.

Ham's book was a structurally and tonally uniform affair: utterly consistent stylistically, and with seductively quaint prose.

The grits are then washed, partly cooked and dried, leaving them utterly tasteless but perfectly white, uniform and easy to cook.

The call to prayer, the minister declared, is out of control: too loud, too grating, utterly lacking in beauty or uniform timing, and hence in dire need of reform.

Satie appears in the film alongside Marcel Duchamp and Francis Picabia, looking utterly bourgeois in a suit and bowler, his uniform from 1905 on, despite his anti-materialism and slobbish living conditions.

The fact that a known second origin of an outer 'membrane' is so utterly different in detail from the structurally very uniform negibacterial envelope strongly reinforces the likelihood of a single origin only for the latter; thus it strengthens my case, rather than weakens it as is sometimes wrongly claimed.

He was utterly charming, but quite intimidating, with his enormous stature, military uniform and impressive beard.

A uniform figure of the author--who is in fact utterly mediated and devalued by market considerations--reigns supreme, in whose image authors around the world must be made over.

He was not charismatic, soft-spoken, even hesitant, but utterly dominant over his king and even the powerful military, which privately mocked his weakness for uniforms.

Utterly glorious.