Sentence examples for Disunited from inspiring English sources
The Tories are equally disunited".
Were they not, for some 70 years, all Yugoslavs, united by the long history of alien rule that preceded that country's invention soon after the first world war?So they were—except that it was exactly alien rule that disunited them.
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President Bush said in Berlin last year that "when Europe grows in unity, Europe and America grow in security".In this section Institutional mayhem Disunited they fall It has to happen but will it?
But the beleaguered Jews were disunited too: secular, socialist, non-Zionist Jews like him, with ardent Zionists and communists, all bickering over tactics at the edge of the abyss.He considered himself both a Pole and a Jew, despite his white armband with its blue star.
The only charitable way to interpret such a position is that it could be a clever feint to tempt Mr Hussein to show his true nature by modifying his offer again in the belief that the world's great powers are disunited once more.
But in his attempt to disunite Europe, I believe that Putin can very well instrumentalise the lack of political stability and economic prosperity... they see the Balkans as a place where they can use their power to disrupt".
We will provide reporting and analysis of the vote on Economist.com Disuniting the kingdom From royal palaces to Nobel prizes, our graphic considers how the United Kingdom might be split if Scotland votes "yes"From our blogs Graphic detail: Thriving or surviving?
Criticized by some as being out of touch with the new Russia, Solzhenitsyn maintained the view that "a writer must not disunite his people, not adapt to some party, faction, or political movement, but a writer must as far as possible unite his people".
At Ctesiphon Trajan crowned a new vassal king, but revolt was in the wind, and attempts to disunite the Parthian chiefs failed.
How can the Scots consider disuniting themselves from the English, when it's plain that the economic consequences are likely to be disastrous?
