Sentence examples for modicum of unity from inspiring English sources

It has also permitted a modicum of unity among the major powers with regard to Iran's nuclear ambitions.

The meeting had been called to provide a forum for reaching some modicum of unity on nationalist strategy for the prosecution of the struggle.

Now it alleges that India is indirectly financing the Taliban as "payback" for the insurgency sponsored by Pakistan in Indian-administered Kashmir for nearly 15 years.Mrs Clinton also wants to knock opposition and government heads together, to reach a modicum of unity over the war against the Taliban and relations with America.

In spite of the challenges before her, she has tediously assembled a modicum of unity on Syria at Turtle Bay that has required all of the resourceful cunning of seasoned, skilled diplomat able to outfox and outmaneuver our Russian and Chinese adversaries.

Mussolini urged in 1933 that, "Europe may once again grasp the helm of world civilisation if it can develop a modicum of political unity".

There was no way to do that and then regain even a modicum of emotional integrity".

"This is a sign of unity".

"There was a real sense of unity.

Will that kind of unity come again?

Someone who went to one of these places has, one hopes, a modicum of training.

"I had a modicum of talent".