homogeneity

Example Sentences

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Multiculturalism is an uphill battle in a society with a deep-rooted self-perception of ethnic homogeneity.

From Washington Post

A harmony judge noted “occasional loss of internal homogeneity” and that “the neglect or weakening of some voices emptied the song of its sonic mass.”

From Seattle Times

Whittington has long been concerned about the homogeneity of ideas on college campuses and the mounting conservative backlash.

From Los Angeles Times

There is, though, he says, a "homogeneity of thought", because too many civil servants "live in the same parts" of London, and their "kids are in the same schools".

From BBC

Despite their relative homogeneity, the coalition’s members frequently disagreed over policy during negotiations and took more than six weeks to formalize their partnership.

From New York Times