Sentence examples for indivisible way from inspiring English sources

You know why it's happening, but admitting it to yourself — that it has to do in some indivisible way with the value of immigrants' lives — is something you'd rather not confront.

One such document is Justitia in Mundo, Justice in the World, which states: "By his action and teaching Christ united in an indivisible way the relationship of people to God and the relationship of people to each other.

MR. BISHOP: Let me tell you what indivisible means.

For those who posit indivisibles as a way to escape paradoxes about infinite divisibility, parallel arguments might equally well have been applied to the problem of completing tasks in an infinitely divisible time.

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

A lot of the work was coordinated by national advocacy groups like Color of Change, the Latino Victory Project, MoveOn, Indivisible, and SwingLeft, which provided ways for individuals to send texts or make phone calls to voters and connected them with campaign operations around the country.

She's been endorsed by Planned Parenthood, Democracy for America, People for the American Way, Our Revolution and Indivisible.

Detente is indivisible and it is a two-way process.

What's refreshing about "Indivisible," co-written by Evans, Cheryl McKay and Peter White, is the way it balances the narratives of the troops away at war and the family members who stay at home.

So, according to Henry, divine knowledge has a primary object, which is divine essence itself, absolutely simple and indivisible, and a secondary object, which is in some way "other" than divine knowledge.

As a recent graduate of a PhD program who's in a committed romantic partnership, in some ways she has more in common with her fellow Indivisible activists who are older and married than with many single women.