Sentence examples for portrait of unity from inspiring English sources

But the G.O.P. is a portrait of unity compared with the Democratic electorate.

But the portrait of unity and good cheer could not paper over the difficulties Trump faces.

Portrait of one Harvard man by another.

Figure 6 Phase portrait of (1. 3).

Move your half-appalled gaze, though, from the Union Jackshirts and the portrait of her fascist sister Unity ("my dog is called the Reichshund, after Bismarck's dog you know") and you can revel in a slice of arcadian 30s silliness, preserved, as it were, in aspic.

His account of his journey, "African Calliope," wove encounters with government ministers and Dinka cattle herders, expatriate businessmen and Khartoum taxi drivers into a portrait of a country struggling for unity yet tipping toward civil war.

The book, which sends up Mitford's brother-in-law, Oswald Mosley, and contains a veiled portrait of her Hitler-loving sister, Unity, was previously almost impossible to get hold of because Nancy would not agree to a new edition.

It portrayed a needed sense of unity among allies that no formal portrait in the White House could capture.

Table 1 Portrait of sampling stations Loc.

The board of Unity declined.

"This is a sign of unity".