Sentence examples for hope for unity from inspiring English sources

"This is a franchise that offers hope for unity – and so does Barack Obama," said Zachary Quinto, who played Spock.

Tonight, creators successfully intertwined meaning with special effects and local culture with visual displays, all while unveiling a show that delicately touched on American patriotism and the international hope for unity.

Many of the triangles were inscribed with "Hope -themed designs cHope -themedly, such as "Hope for Fellowship", "Hope for WisdesignsHope for Unity", "Hope for changing, "Hope for Healing", and "Hope for Abundance".

On the other hand, to surrender to cynicism and accept politics as merely an exercise in coalition-building is to move in the direction of single-issue politics--abandoning the middle, and any hope for unity.

Rep. Peter King (R-N.Y). said tea party lawmakers will prove they are "a disaster for the Republican Party and the country" if they don't accept that Ryan is their party's best hope for unity.

PARIS — Europe is so besieged by problems that on some days it looks as if its common currency and hopes for unity are disintegrating.

The pope, who will celebrate Mass on Sunday before 18,000 followers in an indoor sports arena, laid out his hopes for unity between Catholic and Orthodox Christians in a meeting with his Greek bishops, who minister to fewer than 200,000 Greek and foreign Catholics in a country that is 95percentt Orthodox.The pope called the bishops, who often complain of discrimination, "frontier bishops".

Journalist Glenn Greenwald flagged a questionable editorial decision that The New York Times made in an article published on May 25 , 2016 titled "A Split Over Israel Threatens the Democrats' Hopes for Unity".

Darwaza's and the Younger Politicians' hopes for unity with Syria were curtailed when it became known that King Faisal was aligning himself with the leaders of the Zionist movement because "they [the Zionists] were helping us [the Arabs] in the [Paris Peace] conference".

However, says Habermas, the withdrawal of being is the result of an inverted philosophy of the subject, where Heidegger's destruction of the subject leads to hope for a unity to come, a unity of nothing other than the subject that is now missing (Habermas 1987 [1985], 160).

But in moments of tragedy, like this, Poles turn to religion for hope and for unity.At the same time, Warsaw life carries on as normal.