Sentence examples for acts of unity from inspiring English sources

But the acts of defiance received a far more mixed reception from fans, both in the stadiums and on social media, suggesting that what were promoted as acts of unity might have exacerbated a divide and dragged yet another of the country's institutions into the turbulent cross currents of race and politics.

Shifting from Williams's fiction to his poetry, Andrew C. Stout's "The Acts of Unity: The Eucharistic Theology of Charles Williams Arthurian Poetryy" argues that Williams deserves to be taken seriously as a significant mid-century High Church Anglican theologian who expressed his insights primarily through the Arthurian poetry.

To many in Congress, this seemed like an incredibly bold act of unity among the colonies, and even though the individual resolves were radical, to many what they noticed most of all was that it appeared to be an act of unity.

"So I am calling on all of us of every community, every faith – in the coming weeks and months to find a single act of unity – one simple gesture, one act, one moment – that draws people together.

In an act of unity and defiance at the abuse, both Jewish and non-Jewish supporters adopted the nickname 'Yids', with chants of "Yid Army" and "Yiddos" regularly sung in the home stands at White Hart Lane.

There are moments in 'Lucia' where there just is such an act of unity in the room, and she stills the room so entirely that it becomes akin to a church".

In an unusual act of unity emerging from the screenwriters' strike, two of television's late-night hosts, Jay Leno of NBC and Jimmy Kimmel of ABC, will appear on each other's shows on Thursday.

Considering the strained international relations between Moscow and the West, it will take an extraordinary act of unity for this operation to go ahead.

The rite of marriage is an act of unity and preservation.

In March of this year, in a rare act of unity, the House of Representative voted 393-0 to give the designation of genocide to the Yazidi.

Composing a prayer for divine help in the quest to write a divisive and discriminatory religious teaching into the civil constitution, then tying that prayer to the central act of unity in the Catholic tradition.