Sentence examples for a point of unity from inspiring English sources

"It's a recognition of what the Pope represents, a point of unity.

But Benedict's role as "a point of unity" is a key feature of the visit for Ryan Service, a 22-year-old Birmingham Catholic youth worker.

God, world, and self each emerges as an element in Rosenzweig's system through a process in which Rosenzweig depicts two paths leading out of each particular nothing and arriving at a point of unity.

I felt it was important that we see this diverse culture as a point of unity instead of seeing it as something that should divide us as a nation.

"If there was a point of unity among all the racial and economic divisions in this little city, it had to be the troops.

If the Christians saw basketball as a wholesome alternative to big-city debaucheries, and the Kuomintang used it as a point of nationalist unity, the People's Republic would transform the game into a vehicle for revolutionary fitness, hard work and collectivism.

The priest, who was born in 1881, attempted to blend modern science with the teachings of Christianity, arguing that evolution was progressing toward a final point of unity that would bring all creation closer to God and usher in the second coming of Christ.

He added: "The monarchy is a point of stability and unity.

Should his support hold up, Mr. Boehner, who faced a frequent battering from his own members over the last two years as he tried to seal deals on various spending agreements, would be better able to negotiate from a point of relative Republican unity.

King became the vital centre - a point of balance and unity.

When he introduced Christian conservative Mike Pence as his running-mate on Saturday, Donald Trump made a point of acknowledging that "party unity" was a reason for his choice.