Sentence examples for concrete unity from inspiring English sources
Bosanquet's ethical and social philosophy, particularly the practical work Some Suggestions in Ethics (1918), shows a similar desire to view reality coherently, as a concrete unity in which pleasure and duty, egoism and altruism are reconciled.
Scheler describes the person as the concrete unity of acts of different types and nature (GW II, 382).
Although he concedes "our complete inability to understand this concrete unity in detail" he insists that this inability "is no good ground for our declining to entertain it" (160).
A huge concrete symbol of unity looks rather like a malformed testicle.
"We need concrete measures, we need unity," Mr. Sarkozy declared.
Mr. Schroder, having promised to be the chancellor who made German unity more concrete, appears to have realized that his vow looks empty for now.
The literature review demonstrated that the optimum CaO/SiO2 ratio for autoclave curing to achieve concrete strength is around unity (Alhozaimy et al. 2012; Eilers et al. 1983; Taylor 1997).
But it is the Central Asian nations of Tajikistan and Uzbekistan, which border Afghanistan, that are the first concrete test of Moscow's unity with Washington and the West in any antiterrorism campaign.
In separate speeches to the Lower House and the Senate after the markets had closed, he offered no concrete proposals beyond calls for unity and saying he would meet with the opposition, as well as business and labor union leaders, to discuss a plan for growth.
