Sentence examples for passion for unity from inspiring English sources

There had to be a passion for unity, and a willingness to forget, which his followers in the townships could understand and embrace.

He then quoted his mentor, the left-wing Labour politician Aneurin Bevan, the architect of Britain's National Health Service: "Never underestimate the passion for unity in the party, and never forget that it is the decent instinct of people who want to do something".

The passion for world unity – one humanity, one planet – was said to lead inevitably to the centralization of power.

The only thing that surpassed his passion for European unity and social justice was his great love for his wife, Enid, whom he married in 1950 and whose own political and academic career he ardently supported.

Knowing Rogge's passion for achieving such international unity through sport, wrestling's cause may not be lost.

Throughout its modern history, however, the "European project," as the Continent's current faltering push for unity is known, has sought to keep religion and the unruly passions it can stir at arm's length.

Unity Mitford had a passion for Adolf Hitler … and Deborah Mitford is now the Duchess of Devonshire.

Unity Mitford had a passion for Adolf Hitler and botched a suicide attempt, and Deborah Mitford is now the Duchess of Devonshire.