Sentence examples for be less unified from inspiring English sources

This will be less unified, less command-and-control.

"I think we will be less unified as a culture," concedes Anderson.

According to Kitcher, any explanatory store containing a generalization about the dissolving of hexed salt will be "less unified" than a competing explanatory store according to which the dissolving of the salt is explained by appeal to the generalization that all salt dissolves in water.

Still, for a group that seemed generally pleased with the candidates and with the performances during this week's debate, these Republicans could not be less unified on a candidate.

To assess whether or not consciousness is unified, three claims need to be distinguished: that fewer of our conscious states are unified than we think, that our consciousness is less unified than we think, and that none of our conscious states are unified.

Islam is less unified than any other civilisation.

Islam is less unified than any other civilization.

Heartfelt though they may be, they usually contain the subtext: "The other guy is less unified than me, sling him out".

The trade-off is that in spite of exhilarating moments like "Boyz" and "BirdFlu," the album is less unified than its predecessor, and in some spots commits the grave sin of being undanceable.

The main difference between this pre-twentieth century vision of unified consciousness as ranging over everything in the mind and the post-Freudian vision that we are not conscious of most of what goes on in our mind and that when we are, consciousness is less unified than we think, is that the range of psychological phenomena over which unified consciousness ranges has shrunk.

Among non-voters and those who supported another candidate, views are less unified, with nearly half saying they're unsure.