Sentence examples for gave unity from inspiring English sources
From 1960 to 1991, we gave unity a chance.
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. said the protest songs of the day "invigorated and gave unity to the movement in a most significant way".
In contrast, the resulting network gave unity to the sampled viruses and suggests vertical acquisition of their gene repertoires (no mixing of viruses with cells was observed in the network).
We do wish, however, to give unity a chance".
It is his personal point of view that gives unity to the presentation".
Thus, an ordered sequence of containing forms and planes, from the largest to the smallest, gives unity to the work.
Its complexity of incident is given unity by Beatrix and Esmond, who stand out against a background of London society and the political life of the time.
Coleridge, meanwhile, was developing a new, informal mode of poetry in which he could use a conversational tone and rhythm to give unity to a poem.
The result of this theory of knowledge is a metaphysics that refutes the rationalist belief in a being that transcends experience, which gives unity to the world.
