Sentence examples for duty of unity from inspiring English sources

I'm certain that, Joyce's genius apart, it was the particular demands of the novella, the way it lays on the writer a duty of unity and the pursuit of perfection, that brought him to shape in this fashion one of the loveliest fictions in the English language.

Hollande said it was an "exceptional day" of unity and the duty of memory was to all the war's victims "military, civilians, Allies and the German victims of Nazism".

Hollande said it was an "exceptional day" of unity and there was a duty of memory to all the war's victims "military, civilians, Allies and the German victims of Nazism".

Mr. Bush pledged to dedicate himself to that ideal and, his voice and words as muted in their way as the gray scene around him, spoke of unity and duty and responsibility.

The blunt editorial, which spoke of royalty as the symbol of unity of the British peoples, of duty, and of royal conscience, was a surprise and a provoker of new bitter argument.

In an unusual show of unity with trade liberals, green groups had condemned the duties for undermining the EU's plans to make consumers switch to energy-efficient light bulbs.

"Today it is our duty to stand together against contemporary challenges and threats, using our spiritual legacy and our invaluable traditions of unity to go forward and continue our thousand-year history".

"This is a sign of unity".

"Patronage is the price of unity".

Dr. E. H. Perkins, of Unity, Maine.

Dramatic principles of unity are widely violated.