Sentence examples for a unity that has from inspiring English sources

He called for an end to partisan recriminations, and a unity that has seemed increasingly elusive as each day has brought more harsh condemnations from the left and the right, starting here in Arizona but rippling across the nation.

It is easier far to put together scenmes for social betterment that to resture a unity that has been all but lost & to recover the sense of purpose that makes effective government possible.

Or as Rabbi Moshe Haim Luzzato claimed (in Gellman 2005 [in Other Internet Resources]) in the first half of the eighteenth century, "the sefirot are not separate from the one who emanates, for they are like the flame connected to the coal, and all is one, a unity that has within it no division".

The doctrine maintains that the divine and human natures of Jesus do not exist beside one another in an unconnected way but rather are joined in him in a personal unity that has traditionally been referred to as the hypostatic union.

He chose to appreciate the bigger picture in a deeply divided society and as a result has perhaps created a sense of unity that has long been missing in the Somali community.

And here we are, two decades after Nelson Mandela walked out of captivity, in a South Africa hosting the most-watched sporting event on earth, the World Cup, and doing so in a spirit of unity that has blacks and whites alike draped in flags, blaring on the plastic horns known as vuvuzelas, and rooting for the "Bafana Bafana" — the boys.

Some have been promised posts in a government of national unity that has previously been mooted.Still, the wounds mental and physical run deep.

"Why are some people willing to pervert the country's democratic electoral processes by calling for a 'government of national unity' that has no constitutional basis?" the state-run newspaper said, accusing supporters of the idea of trying to "sidestep the electoral legal reality of a potential runoff".

In a rare show of unity that has so far eluded the French president during more than two years in power, there was widespread shock and anger at the deeply intimate kiss and tell written by former first lady Valérie Trierweiler.

He and his combative comrade were detained on November 4th, a new holiday of "national unity" that has been hijacked by ultra-nationalists as their day to march and shout racist slogans.This year on November 4th, Russian Mode managed to organise a concert of its flagship rock group a few metres from Red Square.

Here is an assertion, Lane observes, of European diversity and unity that has lasted half a century.