Sentence examples for much unity from inspiring English sources
"We didn't know who to go to and there was not too much unity back then.
He writes little fiction: "It is still too noisy for writing: too much unity, too much Gulf crisis".
The trouble was, as Bob Haldeman put it, "the campaign theme was not so much unity as progress".
"There has to be as much unity of effort achieved in the overall international effort in complete conjunction with the national government as this moves forward," he said.
He noted that the chief justice, John Roberts, often guides his colleagues toward as much unity as possible – or at least narrow decisions.
Goldsmith may be the popular choice of his party for mayor, but he is unlikely to promote much unity within it on some of the biggest issues of the day, starting with the future of Heathrow airport.
George Galloway's appearance on Big Brother did not do much for unity in the unity coalition.
However, the fact that dαN i, i)/ dαN(i 1, i) ratios remain much below unity clearly indicates that the population of α-helical conformations remains low, fully consistent with the analysis of chemical shifts, described above.
Dislike, spite, lack of trust -- teams won't admit it but those wonderful emotions can sometimes propel them as much as unity and harmony.
How much explanatory unity can be achieved for this "reciprocal interplay"?
