The main objective of his domestic policy was to engender national unity among the separate kingdoms of the peninsula, kingdoms that he described as "anachronistic as crossbows".
Meanwhile, Yeats devoted himself to literature and drama, believing that poems and plays would engender a national unity capable of transfiguring the Irish nation.
THE warm, fuzzy feeling of national pride and unity engendered by South Africa's hosting of the football World Cup did not last long.
Its unity is engendered by the synthesis which the subject effects of itself by its apperception and which it articulates in the "Table of Judgments".
But the underwater channels that irrigated them may have collapsed.Iran's brief unity may not engender lasting good sense.
Norwich City's Leroy Fer, Holland's unlikely match winner against Chile, has paid tribute to the unity in the squad engendered by their "great coach", Louis van Gaal.
"I think it will engender some fear.
Loyalty, unity, patriotic feeling: these things do not require royalty to engender them, as scores of countries show, but it is nevertheless true that monarchy can be particularly powerful at doing so.
In the current testing of European unity, the reassertion of the nation state and insecurity engendered by rising powers, the world in 2013 looks a bit discomfitingly like that of 1913.
The Apple Watch doesn't quite respond to love in the same way – it is cold and calculated – but instead engenders love through a weird melding of design and desire, of technology and fashion, of unity and connectedness.
