Sentence examples for feelings of unity from inspiring English sources
But they also illustrate the feelings of unity that consoled the dispersed.
Combined with workplace-generated feelings of unity and resistance, these grievances provide promising inroads to organizing that could help take the struggle against inequality beyond symbolic action to real economic power.
The questionnaire measures feelings of unity, sacredness, ineffability, peace and joy, as well as the impression of having transcended space and time and the "noetic sense" that the experience has disclosed some objective truth about reality.
But by the end of the century, we were ready to be told another story about war, and to be released into feelings of unity we hadn't had the chance to experience in 50 years.
Mayor of London Boris Johnson said the display in Trafalgar Square symbolises London's "solidarity" with Paris and "our feelings of unity in grief and in outrage and determination of these two great historic cities of freedom to stand together in the fight for that freedom".
Davis goes on to say that groups that do suffer from discrimination may get some feelings of unity when they call out discrimination.
At Southway College there is a strong feeling of unity, which makes me feel very proud to be part of the team.
This lends it a feeling of unity and the way one experiences it, is in a kind of metaphor.
"We each have privacy, but also a feeling of unity and harmony in the house," she said.
