The first time the New Zealanders played, Murray Dunn looked up into the stands and was amazed at the uniformity of it all.
Ruth felt she could chip away at it with a sharp tool and reveal nothing more than the uniformity of its composition.
“Maybe,” she hints, “Congress had something different in mind than uniformity” when it passed DOMA.
This lack of uniformity should weigh heavily in favor of the justices accepting at least one of the DOMA cases.
It dispensed with claims that DOMA would protect “uniformity of marriage” or the “traditional understanding of marriage.”
A heavy flywheel was attached to give it uniformity of motion.
Such a uniformity in every particular, is found in no part of nature.
All causes are not conjoined to their usual effects with like uniformity.
But man was not born for the indolence of pleasure and the uniformity of fruition.
But in political affairs there cannot be uniformity of circumstances.
early 15c., from Old French uniformite (14c.), from Late Latin uniformitatem (nominative uniformitas), from Latin uniformis (see uniform (adj.)).
