Sentence examples for considerable disunity from inspiring English sources

Because the law is an artifact and does not purport to state truths about a reality that is independent of human invention, it can tolerate considerable disunity.

Far from being monolithic, the government was divided and inefficient, and there was considerable dissent and disunity among average Germans; the Third Reich, it was said, could never have survived the death of the charismatic Hitler.

Despite the political disunity of the past and the considerable variety of national experiences in the present, the Arabian Peninsula continues to share an underlying unity of environment, society, culture, and faith.

Then: disunity.

To expose disunity.

Voters punish disunity.

The disunity goes deeper.

Disunity, he said, was killing the party.

"Their disunity gives us leverage," she explained.

In that sense, disunity is self-reinforcing.

A second risk is party disunity.