Sentence examples for demonstration of unity from inspiring English sources

"Draghi's press conference was a demonstration of unity and readiness to act at the ECB," said Christian Schulz, senior economist at Berenberg.

India's preparations for the match against Bangladesh had been overshadowed by a demonstration of unity as the whole team appeared at a press conference that was supposed to be attended only by captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni.

Some traders say the markets will surely fall on this bad news for the economy, and others say there may be a contrarian rally, a demonstration of unity and emotional buying.

Up to 2 million people poured on to the streets of Paris – and an estimated 3.7 million across France – in a demonstration of unity against terror and in defence of values that are at the heart of democracy, and at the heart of Europe.

Hidalgo said one factor that changed her mind about hosting the Games was how millions of Parisians came on to the streets of the French capital in a demonstration of unity to mourn victims of the January attacks by Islamist gunmen on a satirical weekly and Jewish foodstore.

However, a former prime minister, François Fillon from the UMP, told Agence France-Presse: "We cannot talk of national unity and exclude several million French people [who vote FN]." France's political class ridiculed the FN's complaints of rejection, saying all were welcome at the demonstration of unity.

One pleasing aspect of the reaction surely was the spontaneous demonstrations of unity and solidarity: the rallying calls to democracy and tolerance that resonated abroad and filled many French people with pride.

Without intending to, this Parisian artistic director and music journalist created a slogan for demonstrations of unity across the planet.

Valls called on everyone in France to come out to the demonstrations of unity on Sunday, and urged them not to be divided by the attacks.

A 30-year-old woman with a newborn baby told me she was worried that demonstrations of unity would be bombed.

Hazlitt may not have done this as well as Coleridge (who, Eastman thought, was better at suggesting avenues of approach for others to find unity in Shakespeare's plays), "Yet the demonstrations of unity in Cymbeline and Othello and King Lear make us see what otherwise we might not".