Sentence examples for aspiration for unity from inspiring English sources

The article criticized as atheistic those tendencies of contemporary Jewish theology, Buber's foremost among them, to conceive of the idea of God as an expression of the vital Jewish aspiration for unity.

As a result, use of the principle is determined partly by the vision people have of aspirations for European unity.

Spain is a microcosm of Europe: an aspiration of unity, a fractious lot held together by law, commonality, and occasional force.

Last but not least, it would be great if we could all come together in unity and aspiration for better times on at least one day a year.

He describes how Elizabeth "was buried at her request" in Westminster Abbey "in the unmarked grave of her half sister, Mary," and sees in this "a humble nod to her Roman Catholic subjects and a pious aspiration for the flourishing of truth, unity and concord".

Some have quickly seized on Mr Fayyad's resignation to promote their aspirations for a national unity government.

"We stand for unity.

So much for unity.

Campbell appealed for unity.

She called for unity.

He has called for unity and calm.