Sentence examples for any kind of unity from inspiring English sources

In fact, according to Bradley, this is a problem for any view according to which there can be any kind of unity in complexity.

The problem is that it is hard for Israel's Arab population to act with any kind of unity of purpose because history has robbed them of a coherent identity.

In time, resistance to the Franks gave the Saxons a kind of unity under the leadership of Widukind, who succeeded longer than any other leader in holding together a majority of chieftains in armed resistance to the Franks.

"In the long run, there is a kind of unity," he said.

In this small show's final gallery, a kind of unity returns.

The arrangement holds the promise of a kind of unity, or a kind of cumulative artistic force; and the promise is honored.

We hear two apparently distinct forms achieving a kind of unity, even as we register and appreciate difference.

The postman establishes a kind of unity among mankind, even if his uniform differs from country to country.

Also, "I have not that well-considered attitude towards life which gave a kind of unity to G.B.S.'s worst inconsistencies about art".

"We try with this album to make a kind of unity," said Mr. Fraser, the saxophonist, who has produced all three of Mr. Riley's CDs, starting with "Challenges" in 2004.

Nielsen's six symphonies display a kind of unity based on "progressive" or "emergent" harmony, one key moving on to the next in such fashion that the gamut of harmonies in a single symphony (or movement) does not totally relate to a single tonic.