Sentence examples for not as unified from inspiring English sources

Yet the government is not as unified as it looks.

Schelling proposes that we think of ourselves not as unified selves but as different beings, jostling, contending, and bargaining for control.

While traveling through the second world, I learned to see countries not as unified wholes but rather as having multiple, often disconnected, parts, some of which were on a path to rise into the first world while other, often larger, parts might remain in the third.

Plenty of Democrats voted for George W. Bush's massive tax cuts in 2001 and 2003, and the party's caucus is not as unified in opposition to Trump's tax plan as they were to his healthcare agenda.

These general rules may not be as unified as the employer asserts.

Fortunately for Goucher, she will have her training partner Flanagan with her this year — though their teamwork might not be as unified as their East African opponents'.

After the crisis, it became clear that Keynes's followers were not, in their moment of triumph, as unified as you might think.

According to this view, earlier humans including those who fought the Trojan War did not experience themselves as unified internal subjects of their thoughts and actions, at least not in the ways we do today.

Business appears not to be as unified an ally as Mr Cameron might have hoped.

Student movements to raise awareness and support for cancer research has not always been as unified.

As a consequence of the failures in rationality and self knowledge that may characterize people with delusions in the acute phase of their mental illness, they may appear as if they were 'in two minds', and they may not always present themselves as unified agents with a coherent set of beliefs and preferences (e.g., Kennett and Matthews 2009).