Sentence examples for always unified from inspiring English sources

The orchestra itself, throughout the evening, sounded decently rehearsed, and produced a full, but not always unified, tone.

Some of the physical continuity is scrappy, even ragged (we don't always know where characters are in relation to one another), but the moods are always unified.

This binding thesis suggests one way in which the diverse systems involved in touch might hang together, even if there is no single dimension on which touch is always unified.

Still, "Arise" always feels unified, a genuinely felt and executed womanist letter to the world.

If the Dutch camp has not always been unified off the pitch at previous tournaments, Fer said Van Gaal had brought them together in Brazil.

First, Kant made the field of consciousness immanent to a transcendental subject, thereby reintroducing an element of identity that is transcendent (that is, external) to the field itself, and reserving all power of synthesis (that is, identity-formation) in the field to the activity of the always already unified and transcendent subject.

One probable answer to this is the fact that since the LOD is wavelet driven, one can always synchronously unify the DEM texture pairs as explained by Hayat et al. [2] or even adapt the synchronization [22] to exclude some subbands from embedding.

"There are many times when we have strong differences of opinion on things, but we settle inside of a room, and we always come out unified".

Also, he says his appointment is the function of having a strong PM: "Tony Blair has always had a unified vision". Although Falconer doesn't say so, it seems that Blair's confidence is based on his belief that he has tapped into the real needs and deep feelings of the people.

But the Catholic Church has always been relatively unified around one thing: making excuses.

Student movements to raise awareness and support for cancer research has not always been as unified.