uniformity

In sum, the Council of Nicea was less about celebrating unity than enforcing theological uniformity.

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.

The writers surveyed offered a broad uniformity of opinion—fascist golpista Francisco Franco must be defeated!

“Maybe,” she hints, “Congress had something different in mind than uniformity” when it passed DOMA.

There is no strict uniformity: one bay frequently differs from another in its details.

These men seek to avoid that dead level of uniformity to which the national life of France appears to them in danger of sinking.

Some of the bishops, even if present, may have voted against the Acts of Supremacy and Uniformity.

We happen to know that the Bradford Guardians reported that, with greater uniformity, they gave 5s.

A minor uniformity insisted on in the 1834 Report concerned the grant of outdoor relief.