Sentence examples for a view of unity from inspiring English sources
He was among the first to develop a view of unity among humankind, stating that "All people of the world are humans," and that they had a natural right to liberty – a combination of Thomist rights philosophy with Augustinian political theology.
The characteristic feature of the new view of unity was the ideas of consensus and subsequently, especially within the USI, cross-fertilization.
Blitzer: What!?! Schultz: I take the same view of unity in our party.
While many of his Oxford contemporaries initially took a benign view of Hitler - Unity Mitford crowing over her "delicious Stormies" (stormtroopers) and Evelyn Waugh cheering on Mussolini's fascists in Ethiopia - Byron was an arch-enemy of both fascism and appeasement: "I am going to have Warmonger put on my passport," he declared.
In Ms. Drogin Dayan's view, ideas of unity trump those of individuality within the typically small urban family and are revealed most often in dress codes.
Not that I endorse many of the sisters' points of view, of course: Unity was such an unrepentant Nazi that she shot herself when the second world war broke out (becoming brain-damaged and incontinent, but by all counts much more placid, as a result).
To defend his view of the unity of touch, Fulkerson describes and argues for a novel, unifying role for exploratory action in touch.
This unity is moreover an instance of Neurath's persistent views: his pragmatic and conventionalist epistemology and his view of the unity of science.
The Netanyahu government announced that, in view of the unity deal, it would hold back the payment of tariffs collected on the Palestinian Authority's behalf.
Nevertheless, Rand's view of the unity of the virtues dictates that, even if we do not need to act on these virtues at all times, they are just as important to possess as the other virtues.
This view of the "unity of life on Earth" was in part based on Darwin's hands-on experience as a geologist, who had studied coral reefs in nature.
