Sentence examples for an indivisible unit from inspiring English sources

The Second Suite, its themes underpinned by rapid figurations even when the material is at its most expansive, fiercely demands its performers function as an indivisible unit.

Throughout, there's a wonderful sense of Mullova and Il Giardino Armonico functioning as an indivisible unit, while Giovanni Antonini's conducting is exceptional.

The ziti with tomato and basil sauce ($8) is terrific, and even the salad ($7) is made with exquisite care, the olive oil and balsamic vinegar whisked together into an indivisible unit.

While Beatrix Potter's words and pictures compose an indivisible unit, it is equally true that a country may produce a magnificent school of artists (Czechoslovakia's Jǐrí Trnka, Ota Janec̆ek, and others) without developing a literature of matching depth and variety.

Too often, rice is the ignored half of the sushi partnership, taken for granted, but Mr. Takayama's rice was soft and lightly vinegared, each grain independent, yet part of an indivisible unit.

Electric charges normally come as multiples of an indivisible unit: the charge of an electron.

It has been argued that the Cell Theory stands on the biological atomism, which postulated the existence of a basic indivisible unit of life well before any precise description of this unit could be made [ 258].

In commercial policy, the norm of MFN makes the trade system an indivisible whole.

The universe is an indivisible whole.

So it is as valuable as the fact that the universe is an indivisible whole.

This idea — of an Italy splintered into thousands of quasi-independent regions, with the family as the only indivisible unit — is not a new one.