The movie's film grain melts flesh into light, unifies skin and fabric and light and shadow into a relentless churn of passion.
If there's a brighter light unifying Britain and America at the time of the Revolution, perhaps it lies neither with the frightened authoritarians nor with the too easily inflamed radicals but with the new doctrines of compassion that could run between them.
The finished car-wreck sculpture was smoothly spray-painted a light gray, unifying the voluptuous form and tamping down its expressionistic fervor.
The Archbishop of Canterbury admitted today that it will be "desperately difficult" to keep the Church of England unified in light of its schismatic vote on women bishops.
"Amir Khan unified the light-welterweight division and I think has a lot left.
"Floating overhead is a 60-inch diameter circular halo of light that helps unify the elevated height of the room to the furniture layout below.
As Dreyfus (2005, p. 412) explains: "The temple draws the people who act in its light to clarify, unify, and extend the reach of its style, but being a material thing it resists rationalization.
Thus, our results shed further light on the unifying principles shaping the evolution of both the functional (metabolic) as well as the physical interaction network.
This story of movement upward toward the light, culminating in a gloriously unified vision of the whole, was elaborated upon by Augustine, Spinoza and Hegel.
Crawford, 31, is widely considered one of the world's top three fighters having in 2017 unified all four light-welterweight world titles, and he said: "You could say this is my hardest fight.
"The light comes through it, so the whole space looks unified".
