Sentence examples for being indivisible from inspiring English sources
In security arrangements, peace is treated as being indivisible, such that no participating member can be at war while others are at peace.
Quarks, along with other so called fundamental particles, currently appear to have no substructure, and thus currently fit the description of being indivisible much better than the atom.
Yet despite that gloom, and the scandals of Iran-Contra, and the age-old corruption of our government, there was something that stirred in me when I stood before the flag, said the pledge of allegiance and came down on those closing lines about our nation being indivisible, "with liberty and justice for all".
What is required, rather, is an account of the individuality of any given particular, and this account will explain its being indivisible into subjective parts.
To maintain confidentiality, data are released at an areal level, with the smallest geographical units being indivisible and considered to be homogenous.
The mother-child unit is indivisible, and the well-being of one affects the other.
Religious freedom is indivisible".
