Sentence examples for are an indivisible from inspiring English sources

"Politics and the novel are an indivisible case," the Palestinian novelist Ghassan Kanafani wrote.

They accept the MST's view that big farming, "chemical-dependence", free trade and chopping down the Amazon form a composite evil and that greenery, Indian rights and small-scale farming are an indivisible good.

"There cannot be a situation in which people who say they are an indivisible part of the territory of the state will be above the law of the State of Israel," Mr. Shiri said.

But that doesn't mean women are an indivisible political bloc.

Many patients have diminished independence, particularly at times when they are most in need of medical care; therefore, it is important to open the bioethical view to the social and medical aspects that are an indivisible part of the sick [ 11- 17].

The Tamil cause is an indivisible part of Jesuthasan.

Microsoft insists the browser is an indivisible part of Windows and not some alternative operating system.

Currently, it states that "France shall be an indivisible, secular, democratic and social republic.

Society is an indivisible thing, they would have argued; so, too, must be the study of society.

"My life is an indivisible whole," he said, "and all my activities run into one another; they all have their rise in my insatiable love of mankind….

It is obsessed with its own version of history, which purports to prove that Tibet is, and always has been, an indivisible part of the "motherland".