Sentence examples for most unified from inspiring English sources

The Black Unicorn, her most unified collection of poems, partly describes a tricky relationship with her mother.

Executives at Coca-Cola are calling the "Less serious" campaign the largest and most unified ever for Fanta.

His successful meetings in Paris and Berlin led to the most unified declaration on Iraq since last winter's damaging split in the Security Council.

And, when Ebens and Nitz got off with little more than probation, it was a reminder of how easily that voice, even at its most unified, could be ignored.

The civilization of Al Andalus was probably the most just, most unified, and most tolerant in history, providing the greatest level of security and the highest standard of living".

The Justice and Equality Movement is the toughest, most ambitious and most unified of Darfur's increasingly disorganized rebel groups, so it would be a major breakthrough if the movement laid down its arms.

However, as Kitcher also recognizes, it is highly implausible that most individuals deliberately and self-consciously go through the process of comparing competing deductive systemizations with respect to number and stringency of patterns and number of conclusions in order to determine which is most unifying.

He played in Fate Marable's riverboat bands (1917) before becoming an integral part of King Oliver's Creole Jazz Band (1920 24), one of the most closely unified of all jazz ensembles.

For some, Twitter is viewed as the biggest, most powerful unified conduit for real-time news that we have.

That mindset has resulted in some of the most powerfully unified R&B albums of all time.

One impetus for the growth of PMC there was the Pentagon's October 2007 establishment of AFRICOM (United States African Command), the U.S. military's most recent unified command.