Europe, so fragmented and divided in other ways, is more coherent and unified in this niche of the economy.
Michael Wall, first published in the Guardian, 1 February 1965 As during the greatest years of his life, so at his end Churchill brought together and unified in a common purpose the people of his country.
So too, the Jewish people are spiritually rooted and unified in our source in receiving the Torah "as one being with one heart" (Rashi on Exodus 19 2).
Mr. Spano got a hearty, generally fine sound from the young musicians of the Tanglewood Music Center Orchestra, who were at their best and most unified in the lush third movement, and in the outgoing finale, built around the "Fanfare for the Common Man" theme.
CTH is a political party-oriented, government-pulled, and highly unified in the context of a heretofore less knowledge-based economy and is characterized by a lack of local flexibility, creativity, and diversity of paths.
The New Testament includes story after story of Christ's followers disagreeing with one another, but being called to love each other and be unified in the midst of their diversity.
Castile and Aragon were unified in the Renaissance, with the new state dominated by Castile.
As a young dissident in Moscow, and then during his time in the Gulag system, he dreamed of finally getting an exit visa and making _aliyah _immigrating to an Israel of "brothers and sisters, a country unified in the essentials".
As a young dissident in Moscow, and then during his time in the Gulag system, he dreamed of finally getting an exit visa and making aliyah — immigrating — to an Israel of "brothers and sisters, a country unified in the essentials".
