Sentence examples for ability to unite from inspiring English sources

"Sport has this strength, this ability to unite people.

His ability to unite disparate factions as the elected President of the Harvard Law Review.

Matthews, a fervent admirer of Kennedy, praises his ability to unite toughness and inspirational leadership.

Many observers were surprised at Dr Williams's ability to unite the Communion.

He regretted that South Africa's ability to unite in pursuit of a "commonly defined national agenda" was still in question.

This ability to unite the serious and the popular reached its fulfilment in Oh What a Lovely War in 1963.

And yet, the band's quick virtuosity and triumphal boundary-­breaking suggest a too-simple celebration of music's ability to unite.

This surprising ability to unite traditional and modern will define next year's centenary of the first world war.

Xi admires Song Jiang, a fictional outlaw from "Water Margin," a fourteenth-century Chinese classic, for his ability to "unite capable people".

Resolving this issue may not show John McCain's ability to unite disparate groups, but it is certainly testimony to his ability to lead.

This is not a skill that Cruz is typically known for, unless you count his ability to unite all of his Republican Senate colleagues against him.