Sentence examples for feel unified from inspiring English sources

A single block might have eight consecutive buildings of differing height and period styles and still feel unified to the viewer's glance -- provided, say, all the buildings lined up at a continuous street wall.

Ever since the cover for "Sex Drugs and CoCoa Puffs," in 2003, there has been a conscious want by the publisher (Simon & Schuster) to have the author's covers feel unified in some way.

But in times of national crisis, like the two world wars, when Americans "especially wanted to feel unified and good about themselves," Mr. Brands said, the prevailing view of the founders tended to be uniformly positive.

To the user app platforms feel unified and smooth, and this breeds a sense of confidence.

You're dancing alone, yet you feel unified with everyone around you—a paradoxical lonely togetherness in which individual personalities are flattened.

The chest-beating selfish drive is very strong, but there's also a strong urge to be part of a group and to feel unified in common causes.

Still, "Arise" always feels unified, a genuinely felt and executed womanist letter to the world.

Whatever the division of labor, "Top of the Lake" feels unified; it's a collaborative work that functions as a singular vision.

This show, with its careful edit of subjects and moods, feels unified by more formal associations, and the effect is as powerful as ever.

Today, the spirit of individualism is so pronounced that people pine a bit for the days when they felt unified by a common enterprise.

I begin each piece by intuitively laying down a few bold strokes on the surface and from there I piece the rest of the composition together like a puzzle, stroke by stroke, until it feels unified -- each mark dictating the next.