Sentence examples for coherence and unity from inspiring English sources
In view of all these changes, the coherence and unity of the dancers on stage seem remarkable.
The issue is not just curriculum, but the coherence and unity of the institution, said Arthur Levine, president of Columbia Teachers College.
Through cajoling and persistent tactful criticism, he helped them to do their best work and produce the components of the theory, whose coherence and unity emerged only gradually.
All of Bethe's reviews were syntheses of the fields under review, giving them coherence and unity while charting the paths to be taken in addressing new problems.
His arsenal of aircraft, missiles and tanks can continue being deployed against an opposition which lacks these arms and which does not have the political coherence and unity of the regime.
What was intriguing and unsettling about this unusual book were its apparent contradictions: the sensuality of its language and the insubstantiality of its temporal and spatial settings, its rhapsodic structure and style, and the coherence and unity of the theme of death that inspired it.
This single edition gave Hutchinson's writings a coherence and a unity they were ill-designed to carry, but it created Hutchinsonianism as an appreciable force in Oxford and elsewhere.
Griffin's thesis that all human rights are grounded in normative agency is put forward not so much as a description but as a proposal, as the best way of giving human rights unity, coherence, and limits.
Will decisions be taken in countries with split systems (e.g. Belgium, Bulgaria, Italy, Luxembourg, Portugal, Romania) or partially split systems (e.g. the UK countries) to create more unity, coherence and consistently high-level professional requirements across the sector?
She has set herself apart from the 20th Century modernists who try to uphold the idea that "works of art can provide the unity, coherence, and meaning that has been lost in most of modern life".
