Sentence examples for disunity of from inspiring English sources

Many were appalled by the disunity of the previous, centre-left government.

For Jung, the mind is a self-regulating system and mental illness is disunity of personality.

A confirmed pacifist, his work was a response to the fascism and European disunity of the time.

First on that list is bringing this nation back together after the disunity of recent weeks and months.

From a military perspective, Isis thrived on the disunity of the Syrian rebels and the inconsistencies of their backers.

Such a disunity of character is what's missing from the movie; to unify the drama, Zwick unifies Fischer and thereby reduces him, and the movie.

Before Monday's debacle, diehard rebels were privately bemoaning the number of their colleagues who had been nobbled by whips' pleas to avoid a spectacle of disunity ahead of the Rochester and Strood byelection next week.

By serving as a barrier against invasion by the Muslim sultanates of the north, it fostered the reconstruction of Hindu life and administration after the disorders and disunities of the 12th and 13th centuries.

Self-evidently, Brexit underlined again some of the actual disunities of the United Kingdom with very different voting patterns emerging in Northern Ireland, and still more in Scotland, than in Wales and in most of England.

Nedjma recounts a tale of intraclan conflict against the background of violence and disunity characteristic of Algerian society under French colonial rule.

Here's the kind of thinking that drives the education standards writers: "The costs of multiculturalism -- in terms of disunity, the clash of classes, and declining trust -- are likely to be huge in the long run.