Sentence examples for called the unity from inspiring English sources

This doubleheader and the one next Saturday in Washington are called the Unity Games.

Mr. Obama is to appear Sunday at a gathering of minority journalists in Chicago called the Unity '08 Convention.

He called the unity that had been portrayed within the parliamentary party "a bit of a mirage" amid serious concern about what Labour's policies should be.

Although he was certainly not unaware of the problem of form what he called the "unity of type"—like Cuvier he thought that form was a consequence of function and not something requiring explanation in its own right.

Thus, on one side of the dispute, there were ranged philosophers who took their stand upon what has been called "the unity of science" and who insisted that the categories and procedures appropriate to the human studies do not enjoy a unique or privileged status that somehow sets them apart from those characteristic of systematic empirical enquiry in other domains.

Since at least the time of Immanuel Kant (1781/7), this phenomenon has been called the unity of consciousness.

Neoclassical dramatists and critics, especially in 17th-century France, derived from Aristotle what they called the unities of time, action, and place.

"The opposition" is a blanket term for many parties that have formed an antichavista coalition called the Democratic Unity Roundtable (MUD).

Meanwhile in Arizona, another event had been organized for the same week called The World Unity Festival to honor The Hopi Rainbow Prophecy.

During these years, support had been growing for a new approach to tragedy that aimed at "regularity" through observance of what were called the "classical" unities.

In the last decade of his life, Phillips in fact devoted considerable attention to what, following his teacher Rush Rhees, he called the unity i.e., the interlocking intelligibility of discourse.