homogenised in a sentence

Examples

1. Because the employed technique tends to have a homogenising effect on the end image, the cult of nationality is often a futile exercise here.
2. But that happens alas-we can't homogenise Wikipedia completely, we just need to keep plugging away, using AGF and compromising.
3. One myth is that globalisation is a bulldozer which levels all cultures and political structures, homogenising people, as seen in the wearing of blue jeans.
4. They highlight the presence of mass-produced culture, created and disseminated by exclusive institutions and consumed by a passive, homogenised audience in both systems.
5. The result of the spread of television sets and radios was the dissemination of a homogenised popular culture and the impingement of urban values on rural communities.
6. The large non-citizen community of Athens allowed ex-slave metics to become assimilated in a way not possible in more conservative and homogenised cities elsewhere.
7. In November, a new Spanish institutional arrangement was designed by the incoming government in Madrid, homogenising Spanish administration according to provinces and conspicuously overruling Basque institutions.
8. Hoover taught Lo to homogenise coconut oil inot the soymilk to give it a richer flavour then helped to install the company's first Cherry Burrell homogeniser.
9. As Johnston ( 2007 ) argues, parades are an expression of collectivities which may homogenise the experience whilst excluding those who don't conform the expected norms.
10. I don't want to homogenise and pasteurise this book because I don't have any regrets about anything I've done in my life ".