Sentence examples for a common unity from inspiring English sources

"The plea for a common unity," Mr. Diggins writes, "is precisely what they rejected".

Every particular kind of being must be taken up as derived from its own particular nothing, rather than as rooted ultimately in a common unity.

And thus the systems of German Idealism do not in fact attain or articulate knowledge of the identity and difference of "All" that is; rather, they reduce the unique difference inherent to the different kinds of particular beings to a common unity.

The common unity is the animism of the ordinary.

The emotion and common unity was powerful in this country last year.

He and other musicians performed classical music expressing a common vision of unity and peace.

However, what does it mean to say that these camps share a common goal of national unity, when one side thinks "religious values" is a threatening euphemism and the other thinks "secular values" is an oxymoron?

The unity of friends with a common purpose is one of the themes.

In concert, high-strung artists must put aside their disagreements to work toward a common goal of seamless unity.

Olav Fykse Tveit, the agency's Norwegian secretary-general, says in a letter to Malaysian churches:       As members of the family of Abrahamic faiths, Muslims and Christians share a common belief in the unity of God, and a common theological thread of love of God and love of neighbour has been central to interfaith relations in societies where these faiths co-exist.

Amongst the architectural community, the Exposition in Chicago inspired many in America to champion designing cities that had a unified design, in which each building had unique features but elegantly complemented its neighbours, typically by being built to a common height: "horizontal visual unity".