Sentence examples for intellectual unity from inspiring English sources
This intellectual unity of French thought is crystallised in a number of lasting tropes about Frenchness.
It was FitzGerald who conceived the idea of combining a series of these robāʿīyāt into a continuous elegy that had an intellectual unity and consistency.
In the essay Die Christenheit oder Europa (1799; "Christendom or Europe"), Novalis calls for a universal Christian church to restore, in a new age, a Europe whose medieval cultural, social, and intellectual unity had been destroyed by the Reformation and the Enlightenment.
Would it not be as proper to say of such agencies, as it is of the agencies of express companies, that there is an intellectual unity of earnings between the main establishment and all such agencies, and therefore a right to assess goods found in an agency with relation to the capital and wealth of the original house and all the other branches situated in other states?
This is a broad stroke that privileges intellectual unity over diversity.
Meiklejohn biographer Adam Nelson compared the Ex College curriculum and Adams's autobiography as both lamenting "the tragedy of lost spiritual and intellectual unity" and enabling students to relate "their literary and lived experiences".
The failure of the Baden-Baden experiment led Rosenzweig to reach what he took to be an important conclusion: the individualism of contemporary culture and the specialization of contemporary science were not to be dissolved in an intellectual-spiritual unity of the present.
The issue is whether Labour has the intellectual resolve and internal unity to come up with policies in the next year or so to turn that aspiration into reality.
Sense expresses the unity of intellectual and affective processes related to the subject living experience (González Rey 2007).
The Dutch, for their part, refrained from giving any official support to the Flemish nationalist movement in Belgium, although a Great Netherlands movement, principally among intellectuals, emphasized the underlying unity of the Dutch and Flemings.
