Sentence examples for as unified from inspiring English sources

"We're absolutely as unified as we can be," he said.

Yet the government is not as unified as it looks.

On those questions, the owners cannot possibly be as unified as advertised.

"It also allows us to have as unified a Democratic Party as we possibly could have in the Bronx".

But then... sometimes the dancers are as static as a painting; as unified as three graces at a voguing contest.

After the crisis, it became clear that Keynes's followers were not, in their moment of triumph, as unified as you might think.

"One from the Heart" is as unified in its composition and its ideas as its constituent set pieces, seen discretely, are diverse and distinctive.

Fortunately for Goucher, she will have her training partner Flanagan with her this year — though their teamwork might not be as unified as their East African opponents'.

I think there's a lot of anger at what took place yesterday on the floor, but I think it's important that we channel that to stay as unified as possible within the conference".

Political and economic reconstruction and the restoration of Iraqi sovereignty were crucial goals, he said, adding that "this can only succeed when the Security Council appears as unified as possible".

"It was very alienating for us because we didn't know any other Chileans," says Uli. "It wasn't [as unified as it is now] you had, like, Colombians, Chileans, and everyone was here for different reasons.