Sentence examples for even more unified from inspiring English sources

Voters who supported Trump in last year's election are even more unified.

Ms. Fleming acts naturally, but in this repertory acting and singing are even more unified than elsewhere in opera.

The colonists' sense of themselves as a single people, fragile as it may have been, made possible the creation of a loose confederacy of states under the Articles of Confederation in 1781 89 and an even more unified federal government under the Constitution in 1789.

The corps de ballet, a kind of collective character in "Artifact," was perhaps even more tightly unified, more balletically disciplined than in Frankfurt — particularly in the complex fourth section in which the corps is a kind of military machine.

A sober weighing of threats, without emotional obfuscation, is far more attuned to our current world, which Balkanizes minds even as it grows more unified in its implements, than an impatient divine investiture.

Even in today's more unified Europe, that's a complex job.

But even in today's more unified Europe, that's a complex job.

Nonetheless, the evening session appeared far more unified than the earlier votes had been, with only two small protesters disrupting proceedings.

However consistent with, and based on, Darwin's metaphors these proposals have been, they must be generalized even more to unify biology so we can go from the origin of life to today's diversity and back smoothly, and can move from biology to chemistry and physics and back smoothly.

But investors' opinions have been more unified.

The team is more unified amongst the players.