Sentence examples for creating a unity from inspiring English sources
The most plausible successor would be Marwan Barghouti, who is respected by Hamas as well as by Fatah's impatient rank-and-file, so would have a better chance of creating a unity government and of negotiating effectively with the Israelis.
Antoine, who aimed at creating a unity between the staging (decor and acting style) of a play and its content, in the interest of total realism, introduced Paris to the drama of Henrik Ibsen and August Strindberg.
Ismail Haniya, the Hamas prime minister in Gaza, made the first step on Monday toward ending his group's disputes with the Palestinian Authority, which governs in the West Bank, and creating a unity government.
Ventilla rejoined Google as a group product manager, and eventually became responsible for creating a "unity of experience" across the company's products — insuring that, say, a user's search results are informed by her YouTube browsing history.
But these predecessors, for all their charm, wrote either chronicles of local events, of one city or another, covering a great length of time, or comprehensive accounts of travel over a large part of the known world, none of them creating a unity, an organic whole.
As early as 1922 the critic John Taylor Boyd Jr. noted that in Starrett & Van Vleck's midtown office buildings "wall surfaces and windows tend to merge in a broad pattern of tiny tones... commingled as in a tapestry," creating a "unity and consistency of design".
In a rare parliamentary address, Kabila pledged to create a unity government.
Prime Minister Ali Larayedh ignored the calls to create a unity government and said he would carry on leading the country.
The UN will host urgent talks in Rome on Sunday in a bid to create a unity government.
But if Camp David hits an impasse, the speculation is that he will try to create a unity government embracing Likud as well as his wayward former coalition partners.
Feinberg says the brain labors to create a unity of experience, knitting together our partial selves via numerous cortical mechanisms into a unified whole, into a sense of self, a consistent feeling of individuality and agency.
