Sentence examples for early unity from inspiring English sources

Like similar movements, Scandinavianism received its main impetus from philological and archaeological discoveries of the late 18th and the 19th century, which pointed to an early unity.

One was the Democratic leadership's great desire for early unity -- Mr. Gore warned his party against "the luxury of fighting among ourselves".

Radio Birdman broke up in June 1978 while touring the UK, where the early unity between bohemian, middle-class punks (many with art school backgrounds) and working-class punks had disintegrated.

We drove to an early morning "unity breakfast" for Jackson County Democrats, where a troupe of can-can dancers dragged the 68-year-old Carnahan onstage while they serenaded her with her own song, sung to the tune of "Mame".

Henry, allying with the Gloucester faction, shattered baronial unity early in 1260, and Simon emerged leading the extremist defenders of the reforms.

Yesterday, riot police briefly infiltrated the building itself as deputies debated President Yanukovych's offer of early elections, a unity government and a return to the more balanced constitution of those optimistic days after 2004.

With a fight against the owners over a new contract virtually certain to come after the 2010 season, how Smith handles Vick's reinstatement — how players demand that he handle reinstatement — could be an early test of unity.

This has attracted a growing apps/games ecosystem around early players like Unity, Valve, Razer and others.

We were in favor of German unity early on and felt events were moving properly.

Shadowing the current talks is the memory of an earlier set of unity negotiations.

"I think, to the extent that was necessary," Mr. Cuomo said, "I made that gesture by withdrawing in a way that saved Carl money, saved him any criticism and brought unity earlier than primary day.