Sentence examples for a unity in a from inspiring English sources

Gestalt unity is a unity in a structure of which one is conscious, where the way in which each part appears is derived from the structure of the whole (Tye 2003, pp. 11 5; Bayne and Chalmers 2003, p. 27).

Even the practice of sitting in a circle symbolizes the way in which each individual, while a unity in himself, is a living part of a larger unity.

Indeed, the movements of anticapitalists and alter-globalists, and more recently, the indignados and occupiers, reflect the long legacy of this in their attempts to construct a complex unity, a unity in difference.

We are strongly disposed to view visible nature as a unity in which a single set of mechanical forces operates, not to divide it into an inorganic realm that came to be by the forces inherent in nature and an organic realm of plants and animals evidencing design and supernatural creation.

There is a unity in the universe and a unity in our own experience.

They found a unity in the other.

When a simile is figuratively true, it will ordinarily be literally false it will compare things such that the first is unlike the second by generally prevailing or previously prevailing standards, yet the first is like the second by new standards the simile itself helps to impose; this is the sense in which a simile is an exhibition of unity in variety, a likening of dissimilar things.

Cultural institutions tend to be disproportionately frequented by society's most privileged members, he pointed out; going dark for a day would send a message of unity in opposition in a way that staying open could not.

It was a moment of unity in a tense and terrible year — if a strange one.

Not because everyone is an evil Tory or Blairite, but because people look for strength in a leader and unity in a party.

Then unity in a nation is impossible.