Sentence examples for a more unifying from inspiring English sources

Theaters once played a more unifying role.

His theme this year — corporate greed vs. the American people — defines the conflict in a more unifying way.

He insists, though, that he can play a more unifying, and more influential, role as a musician, removed from the messy work of government.

The candidates who tried to offer a more unifying vision — and were critical of both the Mubarak era and the Brotherhood — failed to overcome the deep divisions in Egyptian society.

In a front page article on Thursday, the Wall Street Journal reported that the Obama Administration wants Maliki to step down, allowing a more unifying figure to take over.

Last night there was the possibility that the government would use this to return to a more unifying language, to return to the peace talks, to unite the country.

But the actions of aides reaching out to various Washington Republicans suggest a far more unifying approach.

While getting college students to skip class doesn't necessarily qualify as a radical act of political engagement, Shamus Khan, a professor of sociology at Columbia University, sees a larger, possibly more unifying force at work in today's walkouts.

Peter H. Wehner, a former White House official, said Mr. Obama "could have struck a classier and more unifying tone, but I didn't think he crossed any lines".

The case is made for a more nuanced appreciation of the way cultural and organisational influences prevent more unifying forms of problem analysis, and I go on to make a case for more and different allegiances.

Still, as national saints go, you might think Patrick should be more unifying than most.