Sentence examples for a unifying force in from inspiring English sources

In general, the Nats are a unifying force in Washington, alternating red and blue jerseys.

Once again, television became a unifying force in a tragic time, bringing audiences information and helping them grieve.

Among them was Ayatollah Muhammad Bakr al-Hakim, who was expected to be a unifying force in Iraq.

Cricket has been a unifying force in the Caribbean since the West Indies became the fourth Test-playing side in 1928.

That soccer can be such a unifying force in a country still strained by issues of race and class is heartening, but soccer's window is closing here.

He said he hoped the event would be a unifying force in a community that has become increasingly fractured by socioeconomic changes.

Indeed, it is a unifying force, for in providing the love and nurturing and protection that are vital to the survival and development of every child, we are also engaged in what enriches and sustains us as human beings.

He has no official political role, but he is a unifying force and peacemaker in a nation that has become increasingly factionalized and acrimonious.

What Pskov's mourning today suggested was that Russians, still adrift in their search for a national identity, have seized on this war as a unifying force, and wrapped themselves in its grief as in a comforting blanket.

And it could well serve as a unifying force at Erasmus, which in 1994 was reorganized and divided into five separate, smaller schools because of its history of academic struggles.

Teddy's cause had become a rare unifying force in Washington, with people like Senator John McCain of Arizona and President Obama cheering for Roosevelt to finally win a race.