Sentence examples for force to unite from inspiring English sources
Some critics say John Paul's illness has slowly deprived the church of a strong force to unite it internally.
One of CAF's founding fathers, the influential and charismatic Ethiopian Yidnekatchew Tessema, would later gave a stirring speech in Cairo in 1974 in which he laid out a vision of football as a force to unite the continent.
"Our mission - since our founding in 1962 by Kurt Hahn - is to make education a force to unite people, nations and cultures for peace and a sustainable future," he said.
So easily typecast as naïve, utopian, and half-baked, there is, in my mind, an undeniable value in pure enjoyment, the political power of the party, and the psychedelic experience as a force to unite and inspire.
He delivered a defiant speech, urging this country's bitterly divided political forces to unite behind a plan to combat corruption and poverty.
The Shiite cleric Moktada al-Sadr urged Iraqi security forces to unite with his militia against American troops in an Iraqi city.
Reflecting the widespread anger the party's U-turn has generated among Syriza supporters, the second world war hero, Manolis Glezos, appealed for leftist forces to unite against Tsipras.
Batman fights Superman, the pair fail to kill each other and are forced to unite with Wonder Woman to take on the threat of Doomsday, who has been brought to Earth by the evil Lex Luthor.
His novel "Cloud by Day" portrayed an intolerant little community organized by a hierarchy of bigotry — against Jews, radicals, Mexicans, and blacks, in ascending order — that is reluctantly forced to unite to survive an apocalyptic Santa Ana fire approaching from the east.
They quickly endorsed Bryan and Sewall, urging all silver forces to unite behind that ticket.
