Sentence examples for completely unified from inspiring English sources

It's phenomenal to see this incredible, disciplined work, completely unified and emotionally grounded.

By contrast, the leftwing vote in England is almost completely unified under Labour (bar a few percentage points for the Greens).

To claim it did more, though, is to make the astonishing assumption that German Catholics were completely unified and would have opposed Hitler en masse.

Although a completely unified theory of physical phenomena has not yet been achieved (and possibly never will be), a remarkably small set of fundamental physical laws appears able to account for all known phenomena.

Moreover, the regulations on accessing and usage of such data are not clear and not completely unified.

The project may have been unified science, but they did not have a completely unified view of what that project was.

On the other hand, cautioned Ms. Friedman, who has a Ph.D. in social work: "Looking at this from family systems therapy, which emphasizes working through family dynamics to a resolution, a couple can't completely unify when the dividing line is literally at the front door.

A significant innovation of El Greco's mature works is the interweaving between form and space; a reciprocal relationship is developed between the two which completely unifies the painting surface.

Also, it is always good to note when Microsoft better harmonizes Windows and Windows Phone, helping the company move closer to an all-but-completely unified Windows user experience across any screen.

We would like to more completely unify ecology and evolution into an integrated body that permits scaling from genes up to ecological dynamics, and from ecological dynamics back down to genes; that is, we want to span at least three levels of organization, the genotype, the phenotype, and the environment to elucidate the genotype-environment map.

The best way to eliminate retaliatory sectarian violence is to describe it as completely as possible and work towards a unified Iraqi government that includes all the country's sects equally in a post-conflict state.