Sentence examples for he was indivisible from inspiring English sources

But for anyone who listened hard enough to his concert at the Rose Theater on Saturday night, he was indivisible from his band.

He insisted that culture was indivisible and urged that whatever was valuable in Danish tradition be retained.

To assume that an atom was indivisible was a metaphysical error, corrected by experimentation.

Their work was indivisible from who they were black, intellectual, sexual, "down" and sophisticated.

But to Susan, they are indivisible.

I particularly loved prime numbers, the fact that they were indivisible, could not be broken down, were inalienably themselves.

In fact, they are indivisible ("After Treatment for Mental Illness, Fight for Insurance Often Follows," July 30).

And their suffering was indivisible from their brilliance.

He will always be indivisible with Preston and regarded as its favourite son.

The oldest or the first language, he argues, must have been indivisible from tones, rhythms, music and dance.

"In our view, civil, economic, social and cultural rights are indivisible, interdependent and universal," he added.