Sentence examples for ideal union from inspiring English sources

By all accounts, theirs is an ideal union.

This ideal union of monastery and hermitage was not always followed, and independent foundations of both types were made; the two branches were reunited in 1935.

In the 19th century the Slavophiles revived the concept of the zemsky sobor, considering it a reflection of the ideal union between the tsar and the Russian people; a proposal to reestablish the institution resulted in the dismissal of the minister who suggested it, N.P. Ignatiev.

A homo– word with a purer pedigree, as I learned when I started reading Homer in Greek, was homophrosyne, "like-mindedness," which is the word Odysseus uses, in the Odyssey, to describe the ideal union of two spouses — the kind of union that he's trying to return home to.

A homo- word with a purer pedigree, as I learned when I started reading Homer in Greek, was homophrosyne, "like-mindedness," which is the word Odysseus uses, in the Odyssey, to describe the ideal union of two spouses the kind of union that he's trying to return home to.

Labor advocates acclaimed the merger as an ideal marriage: a union of Here's organizing skills with Unite's substantial bankroll.

Rome, Italy December 25, 795 Adrian I, also known as Hadrian I (born, Rome [Italy] died Dec. 25, 795) pope from 772 to 795 whose close relationship with the emperor Charlemagne symbolized the medieval ideal of union of church and state in a united Christendom.

He argues further that their ideal of "Union" was hardly, to use Anderson's word, pathological.

The ideal international union is a federation of states that has coercive power over member states but whose decisions arise from debate and discussion among those member states.

Once these terms had caught on in thought and language, their role in discourse was unaffected by the defeat of the French in the region, except for the fact that 'Latin America' came instead to be just "an ideal of union among the nations that compose it" (Hurtado 2010, p. 11, my translation and emphasis).

But this setup requires a near-ideal marriage of bra and breast, a union that is difficult to achieve even under less encumbered circumstances.