Sentence examples for are very unified from inspiring English sources

"The people are very unified so the Taliban failed.

"Democrats in the Senate are very unified that this is not going back to the House," Sen. Wyden (D-Ore).

"The Jamiat people are very unified," the official said.

"And I would just say that this council has been very unified throughout the entire year that I have been on it.

Ms. Maloney acknowledged, "His rhetoric is very unifying.

Mr. Hassenbein, in explaining his interaction with Doc, said that this congregation was "a very unified community, but then arbitrarily, suddenly and out of the blue" there is fighting, and then unity again.

"It is a very unified body of work because he dwells on the same few themes.

″[The] president's remarks are very disappointing and not unifying the country and downright racist .

"It is very important that we offer this opportunity for our students while they are very young," said Glendale Unified school board member Mary Boger.

Despite such daunting difficulties, the Cuban church is now "a very unified church, which is often the case during oppressive regimes," said Thomas E. Quigley, a policy adviser with the United States Catholic Conference.

"Both [The Glendale Teachers Assn.] and the district are very excited about this news," said Glendale Unified Asst.