Sentence examples for an indissoluble entity from inspiring English sources

Beadle later expressed regrets that he not played a more major role in drawing up the constitution for the Federation, which was inaugurated as an indissoluble entity in 1953, following a mostly white referendum in Southern Rhodesia.

To destroy something, including the body, is to disintegrate it into its constituent elements; but the soul, as a mental entity, is not composed of parts and is thus an indissoluble unity.

Benjamin and Jane had an indissoluble bond.

They believed in an indissoluble bond between happiness and virtue.

Football retains an indissoluble capacity to generate rage.

James II declared in 1319 that these three states formed an indissoluble union.

He used to claim an indissoluble link with other Roxburghe products Noel Annan and Robert Kee.

The most recent proposal came in June 1940, when Winston Churchill put forward an "indissoluble union" between Britain and France.

But it was Delacroix who forged an indissoluble bond between nature and the human figure.

Marriage was an indissoluble bond cemented by a lengthy and solemn ritual centring on the domestic hearth.

For Mr. Tueni, as his thousands of editorials and his parallel life as a public servant made plain, the journalistic and political realms formed an indissoluble whole.