Sentence examples for claim unity from inspiring English sources

Trump supporters think the United States needs to improve, that it is in such a state of disarray, that its politicians should work towards dismembering its constitution, stripping the country of everything that enables it to claim unity and democracy as its guiding truths.

The paradox lies in the argument that claiming unity against oppression is actually a source of oppression in itself.

In other words, claiming unity leads to simple dichotomies of "us" (disabled) and "them" (nondisabled), ignoring and devaluing differences among disabled people.

Devolution's boosters claim that "unity in diversity" is a reality.

A French specialist on Iran, Thierry Coville of the Institute of International and Strategic Relations, said that the "right to civilian nuclear power is one of the few themes that create true consensus in Iran and on which the regime can claim national unity".

This claim that Unity also needs to be respected and recognized within Diversity is gaining support from a number of scholars.

This underscores the point made at the close of §4 above: there is a connection between metaphysics and physics in Du Châtelet's view, but we are not always able to ascertain that connection, and so, the scientist cannot claim systematic unity in physics when doing so runs roughshod over empirical data or either of her two foundational principles.

It is also paradoxically found in the claim that "unity in diversity," not imperialistic hegemony, is the "true heritage of Europe," a heritage that needs to be "spread to all cultures around the world" (Gadamer 1989; also see Gadamer's statement quoted in Dallmayr 1996, xiii).

It undermines the claim of "unity" around which Obama's campaign has been built.

But the claims of unity were somewhat undermined by a dismissive attack on other senior Republicans who have chosen to avoid the convention at all costs.

In DOS 226 Kilwardby claims that unity by analogy is sufficient for the science of being qua being (scientia de ente), metaphysics, to be the field of inquiry that has God and the creatures as objects of inquiry.