Sentence examples for an expression of unity from inspiring English sources

Mass celebrations of Mr Mubarak's departure were peaceful – an expression of unity, solidarity and, above all, optimism.

But the acceleration of extremist venom in Israel demands just such an expression of unity, and without delay.

Its chief organizer, Khallid Abdul Muhammad, has promoted the event as an expression of unity for black youths.

In other words, it is the user's intent that gives a word meaning.For Tottenham fans, Yid became an expression of unity with a targeted minority group.

The Twitter hashtag was an expression of unity with those angered by the decision not to indict a police officer in the death of Eric Garner, but it had its critics.

As an expression of unity, these diverse societies, which included not only the Yupik and Inuit but also nations such as the Aleut, Gwich'in, Deg Xinag, and Tanaina, adopted the umbrella term Native Alaskan.

Boston Strong is a term which came to define the aftermath of the attacks as an expression of citywide unity, but has also been criticised for understating the suffering of victims.

The resounding ZANU (PF) electoral victory was undoubtedly an expression of the unity and solidarity built over many years between the party and the people through the instrumentality of the armed struggle.

He demonstrated the influence of foreign political theory, notably that of the French philosopher Montesquieu, on the authors of the Swedish constitution and rejected the notion that the constitution was an expression of national unity but rather asserted that it was a compromise between strongly opposed factions.

The mmm is our dreamless sleep, which is seen as an expression of ultimate unity.

I am doing it because showing up as a representative of theological education and of the church without an agenda is a beautiful expression of unity, and unfortunately, contrary to the divisive and competitive nature of the church that my generation has come to know.