Sentence examples for because of its unity from inspiring English sources

It works because of its unity, not out of an accumulation of contrasting effects such as volume changes and syncopations".

Because of its unity, there is nothing in the soul of the sage to oppose this knowledge.

Celebrated is the sense of its unity.

Herzog's sensibility is less like a river, with tangled eddies and tributaries, and more like a wave, powerful because of its simplicity, unity, and scale.

Just as the European Union demands a greater voice on the world stage, because of its supposed unity and openness to new forms of multinational co-operation, individual members of the club fight ever harder for national seats at the table.

The Episcopal Church, because of its liturgical unity and comprehensiveness — Elizabeth's notion: Believe what you want, just use this book — was better able to absorb the new thinking, or, at least, to mask it.

In an essay published on the Web site of Powell's City of Books, an independent bookstore (www.powells.com), Mr. Martel wrote that even though the review he recalled "oozed indifference," Dr. Scliar's concept had "the effect on my imagination of electric caffeine" because of its "perfect unity of time, action and place".

Weyl (1921b) remarks that he adopted the standpoint of the classical pure field theory of matter in the first three editions of Weyl (1923b) because of its beauty and unity, but then gave it up.

SADC officials say this means the same thing and that it has been annexed to the summit's official report.The MDC has lost quite a lot of support because of its patchy performance in the unity government.

Overall, Nawaz said, this week's report is "more upbeat" than previous SIGAR statements, largely because of its support for the new unity government in Kabul.

Because of its political significance.