"It was only when I thought of doing [a documentary about] a whole year of deaths – a unity of time – that I realised I had a film.
More recently, death has brought unity.
"Flowers can represent the deepest feelings, they are always present in the acts of love, unity, death and other sacred rituals practiced throughout the world".
Bronislaw Komorowski, speaker of the lower house of Parliament and the acting president since Mr. Kaczynski's death, called for "Polish unity and unity with the Russian nation, in the name of overcoming the Katyn tragedy".
Boyd's singular reading of "Pale Fire" suggests a novel that is in fact startlingly harmonious, one in which life and death blend in seamless unity.
"We've been in a Unity or Death situation for a few months now," he said.
Mr. Kelly's collage holds this appeal for me, as I suspect it will for many who once hoped that a dignified way could be found to express the unity of death and regeneration.
To make matters worse, some immigrants must apply for their waivers in dangerous places like Ciudad Juarez, Mexico, risking serious injury or death while their family unity waiver winds its way through the bureaucratic machinery.
By visiting the cemetery with her sister and mother, and mounting the lion statue, the patient broke through her shell, transcended her suffering and came to terms with her impending death, regaining communion and unity with her family.
"A gifted, wise and generous man, and a sense of grief after his death gave that collection its unity.
