Sentence examples for claims of unity from inspiring English sources

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.

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

Shorten argued the Coalition's election-eve claims of a "unity ticket" with Labor on school funding were designed to shut down a damaging political debate, and the government's actions this week were a massive breach of trust.

For he ends the chapter by claiming that the problem of unity does not arise for other kinds of compounds.

These last two points are particularly relevant, because Ehrenfels will conclude the Kosmogonie with the admittedly unsubstantiated claim that the principle of unity and order is coming to self-awareness through the human mind and that it is in and through human beings that its blind creative impulse can acquire a purpose (Ehrenfels 1916, 86, 207).

Đức, Kỳ and Thi then appeared at a media conference where they denied that any coup had taken place and put on a choreographed display of unity, claiming that nobody would be prosecuted over the events.

Democrats put on a show of unity this afternoon, claiming a special caucus on energy legislation was an emotional and inspirational success of the first proportion.

That evidence is the interplay of opposing states and forces, which Heraclitus points to by claims about the unity of opposites and the roles of strife in human life as well as in the cosmos.

Its origin, Freud claimed, is nostalgia for the pre-Oedipal infant's sense of unity with its mother.

While the view can be constructed in terms of specific anti-reductionistic claims and positions, they share an emphasis on the rejection of restrictive accounts of unity.

Big people, he claimed, served great causes above themselves and found solutions through the power of unity.