Sentence examples for dream of unity from inspiring English sources
The disheartening reality of economic disappointment, political paralysis, racial tensions, and terrorist threats has gravely undermined the dream of unity that drove the construction of the European Union.
Joan was an ordinary, illiterate village girl, yet a dream of unity obsessed her, fixing first upon her own body -- her "voices" told her to preserve her virginity -- and then upon the realm of which she was a part.
Some suggest that Africa should have its own central bank and currency the "afro", joked Tito Mboweni, South Africa's central-bank governor.Most Africans and their leaders like the dream of unity but their record of political and economic organisation at national or regional level suggests it will remain just that, a dream.
Likewise, he was sufficiently political to realise that, in the longer term, there could be movement towards the dream of unity and that, in the meantime, the lot of the republican and nationalist community could be improved by participation in the Northern Ireland Assembly.
As so often, dreams of unity and an emerging utopia proved illusory.
Breaking up is definitely hard to do, and not just if you're the one clinging on to the shattered dreams of unity and harmony.
Esperanto's creator, Ludovik Lazarus Zamenhof (1859-1917), a short, sparkly-eyed, chain-smoking ophthalmologist, was a Jew, and, as he wrote to a friend, this made all the difference: "My Jewishness has been the main reason why, from earliest childhood, I gave myself completely to one crucial idea . . . the dream of the unity of humankind".
And now, we don't need to dream of the unity of persona and person; we count on it, and expect movies and performances to play interestingly on that unity.
"It's his people being killed and his dream of national unity being attacked.
Alternatively, there could be a dramatic attempt to relaunch the EU and save the dream of European unity.
As he did at the Democratic Convention in 2004, he invoked the dream of American unity without dismissing the need for rigorous, full-throated political debate.
