Sentence examples for concern for unity from inspiring English sources

Mr Tate, on the other hand, shows more concern for unity.

Lipsius's own traumatic experiences in the bloody civil wars of his day surely explain, at least in part, his obsessive concern for unity in both state and religion, the secular authority (auctoritas) of the prince and the disciplined obedience of the citizenry.

The Venetian ambassador, Gerolamo Lipomanno, wrote: "She is an indefatigable princess, born to tame and govern a people as unruly as the French: they now recognize her merits, her concern for unity and are sorry not to have appreciated her sooner".

Entries on the activities of the congregation focus heavily on concerns for unity within the church.

Concern for the unity of Yemen is one thing, and scaremongering against reform under the pretext of averting division is another.

7. The concern for the unity of a nuclear family divided conservatives.

Indeed, despite expressed concern for Arab unity, the regime's relations with most Arab countries deteriorated.

He asserted the validity of the two testaments at a time when concern for the unity and the difference between the two parts of the Bible was developing.

"One of the main messages he tried to leave for us," Mr. Cohen said, "was his deep concern for the unity of the nation".

Compared with his 1985 Philadelphia Orchestra recording, his interpretation has become less ostentatiously operatic, with greater concern for symphonic unity than the piling on of effect.

The Hamas statement that emerged on Sunday was replete with genuflections to Egypt, and particularly to its General Intelligence Service for its "generous efforts" and "leadership" as "an expression of Egyptian concern" for Palestinian unity.