Sentence examples for in disunity from inspiring English sources

"Politically speaking tonight's result is a lesson in disunity is death in politics.

Similarly, Parks spotlights another fundamental national trait, which anyone who lives long in Italy will recognize: unity in disunity.

Creoles and Clocks In Science, Strength in Disunity Peter Galison's first book grew out of his Harvard Ph.D. dissertation.

In disunity and imbalance, therefore, the opposite -- weakness and vulnerability.

Amid the chants of hate and condemnation, we heard her mention each of us in the great America she wanted to make stronger, not in disunity that the Demagogue had pandered, but together as only a country as diverse as ours could afford.

In fact, disunity in the coalition is significantly damaging Israel's public relations in two important arenas: in New York, where outreach and communications with the American Jewish community is critical, and at the United Nations, where Israel faces an onslaught of criticism and delegitimization on a daily basis.

In football, as in politics, disunity is death, and Collingwood were clearly not a side that was sticking together that September.

It gave the writer a way of reaching the secret springs of his behaviour, of seizing the man and the author at once in his contradictions, in his profound disunity, and in his mobility.

It's in the disunity and interruption of storytelling that the most important directors reveal themselves, and make their strongest, deepest, most personal points.

But it was in the First String Quartet of 1951 that Carter's new conception of independent musical layers, sometimes co-operating, sometimes clashing in purposeful disunity, came fully into focus.

Mr. Fares and others lamented that Mr. Assad seemed to feel he has a freer hand, confident in the disunity of his opponents and secure that Russia, his most important foreign backer, will foil any diplomatic attempt at a political settlement that disempowers him.