Sentence examples for notion of unity from inspiring English sources

So do advertisements calling for the state's notion of unity and solidarity.

But this notion of unity is far from the reality in Sudan.

He also attacked Mr. Hollande on his notion of "unity" — it's a good word, Mr. Sarkozy said.

His vice-president, Megawati Sukarnoputri, is the daughter of Sukarno, Indonesia's founding president and someone who long championed the notion of "unity in diversity".

It is pleasing to see the notion of unity physically reflected in this famously fissile outfit, with Barât dragging Doherty into sweaty hugs.

At the same time, China says it can grant Taiwan exceptional autonomy, greater than Hong Kong's, if it will only accept the notion of unity.

The key to the character of both the PCO and the UAT evidently rests in the notions of unity and singularity— and thereby perhaps, more generally, in the concepts of number and countability.

A Cuomo Sees Strength in Unity To many Democrats, the notion of a unity White House ticket this fall — featuring Barack Obama as the presidential candidate and Hillary Rodham Clinton as the vice presidential candidate — seems like a stretch, given the enmity the two camps displayed during the nominating contests.

Particular attention has been paid recently to the notion of phenomenal unity (Bayne 2010) and its relation to other forms of conscious unity such as those involving representational, functional or neural integration.

For example, Augustine championed Plato's notion of the unity of the virtues, but he argued that love of God provided the unity to them.

The Frankish tradition of empire looked back to Charlemagne; amid the divisions of the dying 9th century it reflected the notion of Frankish unity.