Sentence examples for indivisible part of from inspiring English sources

The Tamil cause is an indivisible part of Jesuthasan.

Microsoft insists the browser is an indivisible part of Windows and not some alternative operating system.

The knowledge economy can become an indivisible part of the way all businesses work.

It is obsessed with its own version of history, which purports to prove that Tibet is, and always has been, an indivisible part of the "motherland".

Like Christian Lacroix, Cote Sud, Pierre Deux and braids of garlic, he's been an indivisible part of the global post-Picasso fashion for all things Provencal.

"There cannot be a situation in which people who say they are an indivisible part of the territory of the state will be above the law of the State of Israel," Mr. Shiri said.

For Mrs. Herrera, the music and clothing are one: indivisible parts of a single collection.

In short, the conceptually indivisible parts of the atomists are inadequate to explain the existence of the physical bodies that we observe around us.

Ancient atomism, dating back at least to the pre-Socratic philosopher Democritus (5th century, B. C ., held that not only is such possible, but in fact actually exists among the interstices of the smallest, indivisible parts of matter and extends without bound infinitely.

The Vaisheshika system holds that the smallest, indivisible, indestructible part of the world is an atom (anu).

This was most clear in January 2014, when World Bank president Dr Jim Yong Kim outlined the need for globalisation of surgery, calling it the "indivisible, indispensable part of healthcare".