Sentence examples for a unity of a from inspiring English sources

Houses and wagons, nonetheless, are unified by a form— namely, an accidental form and so they have a unity of a sort.

A unity of a nation which fights and builds.

Daheshism teaches a unity of all religions, a metaphysic of "spiritual fluids," and habitation, with more than six thousand lives for each soul, on planetary heavens and hells, Earth being the least onerous of the hell planets.

A church is defined as a community founded in a unity of faith, a sacramental fellowship of all members with Christ as Lord, and a unity of government.

Perceptions of common grievances have encouraged a unity of purpose and a sense of solidarity between urban and rural groups.

Sex symbols both, their pairing a unity of impossible glamour, a sheen not seen since Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton, now sundered.

For the English utilitarians of the 19th century, the state was an artificial means of producing a unity of interest and a device for maintaining stability.

No longer will officials and the public feel so constrained by a need to demonstrate a unity of purpose.

The "hat trick" line carries the two men's relationship beyond intimacy, into a unity of purpose, a joint political identity.

A unity of understandable anger.

But a unity of purpose has given way to a multiplicity of demands, mirroring the divides that trouble Egypt's political life these days.