Sentence examples for a unique unified from inspiring English sources

"I think there is going to be a unique, unified effort to make sure that New Orleans is very much a basketball town".

That is why Arts & Business set up the Culture Forum in association with the National Campaign for the Arts, which launched this week and will act as a unique, unified voice for the whole cultural community – responding to George Osborne's call for a debate on the impending cuts and how each part of society will tackle the crisis.

"But at a moment like this, we put that aside and have an ability to present a unique, unified front.

Descartes opted for the pineal gland, mainly because it is not duplicated on both sides of the brain, so it is a candidate for having a unique, unifying function.

Because tauopathies vary widely in their clinical, pathological and biochemical characteristics, the molecular identification of a unique, unifying neurotoxic tau-species becomes more and more unlikely.

JazzTimes hailed the CD for capturing the "unique, unifying aesthetic" of a "master instrumentalist, expansive composer and improviser".

The controller is "not designed to be a portable game machine," but for multiple kinds of play, according to U.S. Nintendo president Reggie Fils-Aime, who called it "unique, unifying and maybe even utopian".

Thus a cohesive zone model for intermediate crack-induced debonding is established with a unique feature of unifying the debonding initiation and growth into one model.

A: Yemen only unified in 1990.

The containment of SARS in 2003, expected by no one in the developed world, was probably the latest example of mass mobilization and a vivid demonstration that the Chinese, when unified, have a unique ability to grab triumph from the grip of disaster.

You go for the same reason you go to great little museums or unique homes: to bask in an expansive articulation of a particular style, a unified curatorial vision.