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The decision to let those smartly chosen contributors tell stories that resonate with them, in styles that reflect each director’s unique voice, yields a history that is artful, complex and vital without being monolithic.

The more monolithic bureaucracies became, Gowers felt, the more they reinforced their remoteness by using impenetrable language.

The gift was a cynical, symbolic, and contentless gambit in a monolithic USSR.

For one, the GOP needs to realize that there is no monolithic way of thinking in black America.

All these divisions provide further proof that the myth of the monolithic “Israel Lobby” is just that.

The most striking thing about the latter, after all, is its monolithic conformity.

It contains 4,000 tons of granite and is practically monolithic, as if it were carved out of a quarry.

Down the long church, the stout monolithic piers make two virile lines.

There is a noble purity in Chlons Cathedral, due in large part to its soaring monolithic piers.

And he saw that the panel which had swung inward to admit them was set low in the monolithic tomb of King Abibaal himself.

The Alexandrovskaya Column, the world's tallest monolithic stone monument.