Sentence examples for intensive degree of unity from inspiring English sources

The life-world accessible to our senses is an organized, animated world, and this needs a more intensive degree of unity to account for it, namely, the principle of life, that is, soul and all souls.

Everything, of course, has some degree of unity or other.

The reunion of North and South required, first of all, a certain degree of unity in the North.

and in his acceptance of a platform that reflected Reagan's views on most matters - was doubtless of importance in achieving this degree of unity.

From the end of the 4th century bce onward, in the Hellenistic period, Greek gradually obtained a high degree of unity throughout the area it covered (see Koine).

"It is remarkable the degree of unity and message discipline they have had," said Tom Daschle, a former Democratic Senate leader from South Dakota.

"I've never seen since '84 this degree of unity and enthusiasm through the ranks left and right of our party," said Senator Mitch McConnell of Kentucky.

The way to know this True One is to ascend from the things which have some degree of unity.

The hierarchical order of these principles of reality is determined by the degree of unity and simplicity of each; the highest principle is the simplest and most completely a unity.

Now the question is: do they have any degree of unity given the current situation?

Its legislative advance has seen an unprecedented degree of unity and support within both Houses of the Oireachtas".