Sentence examples for a unity of actions from inspiring English sources

In particular, the sense of disownership seems to be nicely explained by the lack of bodily control "The body is a unity of actions, and if a part of the body is split off from action, it becomes 'alien' and not felt as part of the body" (Sacks, 1984, p. 166).

That term implies a unity of action and purpose, as if there's an all-encompassing view driving that bank.

The challenge for civil society is to demonstrate a unity of action that has been sadly lacking so far among our governments.

The book's four characters are inextricably bound together in the tangled web of a life situation that seems to have no solution, and the tightly woven plot has a unity of action that rises slowly but inexorably to the climactic scene of Dimmesdale's public confession.

The Strozzi work addresses all of this and more and is based in Aikido and somatics (looking at the whole person: a unity of language, action, energy, and meaning), so it gets into how we respond unconsciously beyond just "thinking".

It will take some time before there is a unity of thought, and journalistic action, that weds the old with the new, the professionals with the amateurs, the journalists with the citizens.

But in going into that direction the ECB creates a perception that the unity of action in the monetary policy field is lost.

Any change in her political constitution has led in the past and must lead in the future to her perdition, for she consists of very many and very different parts, each of which has its own civic needs; what save unlimited monarchy can produce in such a machine the required unity of action?

A unity of understandable anger.

Sometimes a unity of purpose prevails.

A unity of values, perhaps.