Sentence examples for longing for unity from inspiring English sources
Not unnaturally, Mr Mordechai's ambition to be prime minister, and lead a new coalition, took fire.A Centre Party, in an Israel polarised as never before yet longing for unity, should in theory have been supremely attractive to the voters: most Israelis, fearful of extremism since their prime minister Yitzhak Rabin was killed by an ideologue, think of themselves as centrist.
These days, I go to sleep and wake up longing for unity for America and Korea. .
Since my childhood was spent in the context of division and loss, I grew up longing for unity and abhorring war.
On both sides of the Korean divide this song evokes a longing for unity.
Minutes after Mr. Bush's inaugural speech, Mr. Brokaw noted that while Democrats and Republicans see a national longing for unity, "the Democrats don't want to be co-opted" politically, and that the next year and a half "is going to be a time of great wariness".
His smoke and fire images, his light spaces and ballets stand for a virtually romantic longing for unity with nature.
He sympathized with Protestantism, and his longing for church unity induced him to tour key universities in Germany and Austria and to engage in discourses with contemporary Protestant scholars.
America is in need of unity and longing for a larger measure of compassion.
Longing for retribution is longing for retribution.
The rush of discoveries in science and technology sometimes left him longing for the solace of tradition, security and unity that he associated with medieval society and the church.
