Sentence examples for not even unified from inspiring English sources

Crabtree's patient's symptoms were so varied that they were not even unified by the attribute of actions involving her own body.

It can't even unify the United Kingdom to send out a football team, as the blazers protect their comfy existences and as these great patriots become agitated about a controversy which is essentially irrelevant.

An Iraqi makes the obvious point: "How can Hussein promise to unify the Arabs if he can't even unify his own country?" Yet, so Hussein dreams.

First, these projects do not involve single decisions or even unified clusters of decisions.

Democrats don't even have unified control of liberal bastions, such as Massachusetts and New York, while Republicans have unified control of 5 states (Ohio, Michigan, Wisconsin, Florida, and Nevada) that Barack Obama won in both 2008 and 2012.

Qaddafi deftly gutted the country of any real institutions; unlike Egypt, it does not even have a unified army to rally around.

There isn't an outright hit in that group, and not even any palpable, unifying theme beyond the interest in foreigners thrown together in new places, and the pressure of claustrophobia.

For Trump's part, it's not even clear he wants to unify the party.

As for the Chiefs, far from having a unified strategic vision, they could not even concur among themselves on details.

For one thing we do not even know exactly what people and attitudes are being unified.

He did not even give much of a hint about how he might help Democrats defeat Donald Trump, should the party successfully unify over the next several weeks.