Sentence examples for it is indivisible from inspiring English sources

It is indivisible and eternal.

When a subject is so close to the presenter's heart that it is indivisible from it, the result is impassioned but not impartial.

The duchy's insistence that it should not pay corporation tax because it is indivisible from the Duke of Cornwall – currently Prince Charles – appears to have been challenged by a court ruling.

The soul is naturally indissolvible because it is indivisible, but it is not imperishable.

Given that it is indivisible, it is incorruptible, and so immortal (Astell 1705, 247 [section 257]).

However, the important property of intensity is not that it is indivisible, but that it is a property that cannot be divided without involving a change in kind.

Which is why the moral imperative is not only indivisible from the American idea, it's indivisible from re-election.

There is, in other words, a tension between Gadamer wanting to hold that the work of art and the world that comes forth within it are indivisible and saying that the world which a work invokes is larger than the work itself.

There's obviously a lot of economic loss, but it's indivisible from a loss of pride.

This is the traditional view in Christian theology, which holds that the soul is in all parts of the body (since all parts are alive), but as the soul is indivisible it cannot be extended through the body (otherwise a severed arm might contain part of the soul, separated from the rest of the soul), but must exist everywhere as a whole (and evidently immediately abandons a severed limb).

It, like our union, is indivisible.