Sentence examples for only unified from inspiring English sources

Only unified do we have any power against these corporations," he said.

Such actions have only unified more women in their opposition to Mr. Schundler, said Elizabeth Volz, president of the New Jersey chapter of the National Organization for Women.

The terrorist attacks not only unified the nation in obvious ways -- provoking a shared sense of anger and grief, a rallying around the president and the flag, an initial urge to put partisan politics aside -- but also created a ripple effect that moved across the land like a tsunami, revealing just how interconnected the country really is.

Theoretically, this new theory has not only unified continuous and discrete equations, but has also exhibited much more complicated dynamics on time scales.

They not only unified the Qinghai-Tibetan Plateau, but also the Pamir Plateau in the north, southern Xinjiang, in the east to the Tang Dynasty capital in Chang-an and the Chengdu Basin in Sichuan, and in the south to northern Yunnan and what was then the Nanzhao Kingdom.

The new system not only unified the second year's studios with the following and converted the old studio system which was formerly based on deductive reasoning and converted to inductive reasoning method, but also synchronized the curriculum with new studio system.

This is, however, the only unifying principle at work.

Assimilating Trumpism will not only unify the party, but give it an electrifying new source of momentum.

"There are universal human insights that really not only unify our brands and company from a creative standpoint but also bring people together," Mr. Pritchard said.

In spite of the extremely complex sculptural forms used, there is a sequence and clearly balanced rhythm that not only unifies the total composition but clearly relates it to the total architecture.

"Please do everything you can in the next 24 plus hours so that we come out of these elections tomorrow with a wind at our backs, we have the way forward to be able to start talking about not only unifying the Democratic party but unifying our country".