Sentence examples for entertainment unity from inspiring English sources

"With the #JUSTICEFORFLINT benefit event we will give a voice to the members of the community who were the victims of the choices of people in power who are paid to protect them, as well as provide them with a night of entertainment, unity, and emotional healing," Coogler said in a statement.

"With the #JUSTICEFORFLINT benefit event, we will give a voice to the members of the community who were the victims of the choices of people in power who are paid to protect them, as well as provide them with a night of entertainment, unity and emotional healing," Ryan Coogler said in a statement to Buzzfeed, which first reported news of the event.

Unity Entertainment has filed a class-action copyright infringement complaint against MP3.com.

For Baltimoreans, that may seem a small price to pay for a source of entertainment, pride and civic unity.

The problem doesn't lie with the entertainment industry, Arena says – "I think there's always been a great sense of unity [in music].

It should be a great day's entertainment - please come down, help Unity Day by spreading some good vibes, buy something from the BBQ or the vegetarian platter, or a couple of drinks from the Burley & support the ethos of a volunteer-lead fun day!

As part of his campaigning last weekend, he attended a "Bronx Family Unity Day," featuring refreshments, entertainment and health information, sponsored by his Soundview HealthCare Network Center.

We tend to look after number one first, and, trust me, spending time and money on entertainment comes before any cute phantom spirit of unity and philanthropy.

These performances are both entertainment and part of a campaign of national unity.

The long-range trend in modern movie history is the dispersion of the center — it's commonplace that Hollywood movies no longer offer a core of mainstream entertainment, because American society itself no longer presents the illusion of unity.

Lafount believed that radio could help bring about a sense of national unity, which he favored, and that "common sources of entertainment" were among those characteristics that "constitute[d] bonds for making our people homogenous".