Sentence examples for deeper unity from inspiring English sources

Bundle theory, Theory advanced by David Hume to the effect that the mind is merely a bundle of perceptions without deeper unity or cohesion, related only by resemblance, succession, and causation.

"Coming out of that context, the kind of message I want to reflect on is the deeper unity we have as a human family," she said of the sermon she planned to deliver at the National Cathedral.

And let us give thanks for the millions of people of faith who have opened their hearts to those in need with love and prayer, bringing us a deeper unity and stronger resolve.

Most modern studies are equally concerned to disclose the "deeper" unity and meaning of the classic.

There is also occasionally a counterstrand in Herder's works in which he argues for a deeper unity in standards of beauty across historical periods and cultures (e.g. in the Critical Forests).

If this is correct, then our ordinary 'natural kind' concepts, like water and gold, have built into them intimations of a deeper unity than that supplied by superficial features, even if it be allied to a complete agnosticism about what that unity might consist in or whether we might ever uncover it.

A vehicle to carry me forward and find some deeper unity in what is happening in and around me". Brickhouse writes.

There has always been a deeper dream of America, not simply the political notion of a union of states, but an intuition of a deeper unity of life.

"Set up a battlefield on the rectangular table … With deep unity and friendship we promote the revolutionary work-style!" began one children's song.

But he also bequeathed them a major headache, in the form of the dream of finding a "unified field theory" that would join the math describing gravity with that describing electromagnetism, thereby revealing a deep unity in the laws governing the cosmos.

Notice, then, that this view implies both a deep unity within individual lives and a deep disunity between lives.