Sentence examples for an echo of unity from inspiring English sources

The Presidents are lampooned as monarchs (Zachary the Rough and Ready, Franklin the Debonair); the Presidency is renamed the Misterhood; fanciful contending parties, such as Uniboodlists and Multiboodlists (an echo of Unity Christianity and its Trinitarian competitors?), are invented; and sexual shenanigans not entirely fanciful are numbered among the Presidential acts.

By afternoon, his cousin was buried after a funeral procession featuring the flags of Hamas as well as the rival factions Fatah and Islamic Jihad, an echo of the post-conflict unity on display here at cease-fire celebrations on Thursday.

If his shadow cabinet is just an echo of his campaign, he'll have shown he's not serious about unity.

There's an echo of Dante here.

Again, an echo of the misbegotten Iraq.

Governor Kasich, meanwhile, offered a message of unity that echoed one of President Obama's old refrains: "We're Republicans, they are Democrats, but before all of that we're Americans," he said.

Syrians echo this in a rare show of unity.

He became too, in absence, an emblem of unity.

The resulting refracted beam of coloured light symbolises unity diffracted, leaving an absence of unity.

The Moon is the mirror of the Chinese civilization, its whitish tones rime with all the nuances of modesty and humility, the perfection of its circular form echoes the sense of unity, her phases are a celestial expression of the Book of Changes, her waxing and waning the reminder of the principle of cyclical oscillation.

"This is a sign of unity".