Sentence examples for definition of unity from inspiring English sources

Even the dictionary definition of "unity" is ambivalent.

"America has a very interesting definition of unity, because unity in America is letting people have freedom of religion, freedom of speech," he said.

Jihadist ideology contains new definitions of the unity of God and of jihad, which allow members to call for the destruction of democracy and the United States and to murder innocent men, women, and children.

Since the sum of the probabilities of accepting the good lot and rejecting the good lot is equal to unity (see the definition of α in Table 1), the probability of rejection of the good lot is 0.049 (= 1 − 0.951).

One definition says unity is "the state of being in full agreement". Another says it is "the quality or state of being made one". Methodists are clearly not in full agreement about homosexuality.

The ceremony seemed designed to expand, complicate, tie-dye the very definition of American, while suggesting an underlying unity.

the central political issues of the day revolve around in-group versus out-group, the definition of the in-group, and the unity and security of the in-group.

To Schelling's definition of the Absolute as an indiscriminate unity of the subjective and the objective, Hegel replied that such an Absolute is comparable to the night, "in which all cows are black".

Joanna Hernandez, the president of Unity, said she initially was saddened by the change, but decided that ultimately it broadened the definition of diversity.

If rubber-stamped by Sisi, this law would expand the definition of terrorism to anything that "harms national unity"– loose phrasing that could be applied to the opposition.

"This is a sign of unity".