Sentence examples for example of the unity from inspiring English sources

Words are the most exquisite example of the unity of mind and body.

"Kultur Shock is a good example of the unity and the friendship that was lost during the war years," said Dusko Dutina, 23, a student at Banja Luka.

Even the dreamscape itself can serve as a conceptual example of the divine unity that characterizes many religions.

Are there presumptive counter-examples to the unity thesis?

Monaco were a fine example of the power of unity.

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"It's up to the rest of us to support his leadership and to make sure that the parliamentary Labour party can work in a single-minded, united and effective way, standing up for Labour's core values, holding the government to account, setting out our alternative agenda and giving an example of unity to the rest of the Labour Party and more generally to the Labour and trade union movement.

First the strengths of the German university system have to be communicated in a more professional and successful manner (for example, the unity of research and teaching, the impressive diversity of disciplines, the high academic level, the availability of financial aid); then, new attractive products have to be offered in order to attract foreigners to Germany, the "heart of Europe".

But the generation of those who are now in their twenties stands as an example of the success of German unity.

In part II, we review many specific examples emphasizing the unity of the basic mechanisms as well as diversity of operations arising from the differences in their detailed structure and kinetics.

In this example, the unity of the nation's population is put forward without specifying who or what is uniting the people.