Sentence examples for global amity from inspiring English sources
Hooray for multiculturalism, global amity and all that.
FIFA was established in 1904, and Blatter's rhetoric evoked that era's dream that sport would foster global amity.
(What is the Olympic ideal, after all, but national rivalry dressed up as global amity?) The apogee of triumphalism was reached, notoriously, in Berlin, in 1936, when Hitler, who wasn't yet in power when the Games were awarded to the city, embraced the Olympics as the way to show off the might of the Nazi regime.
Such global leadership can indeed lead to an Age of Amity, a global economy where every nation can develop its own culture in a framework of global respect for human rights and dignity.
Paul Johnson, eminent British historian and author; Lee Kuan Yew, minister mentor of Singapore; Amity Shlaes, senior fellow in economic history at the Council on Foreign Relations; and David Malpass, global economist, president of Encima Global LLC, rotate in writing this column.
Amity and Grace celebrates women creating good in the world.
AMITY & SORROW, by Peggy Riley.
Amity University, Mumbai, Maharashtra, India.
COOLIDGE, by Amity Shlaes.
