Sentence examples for promise of unity from inspiring English sources

Mr. Milosevic's talent lay in understanding how this disentegrating society would embrace the promise of unity provided by his nationalism.

He did not gain ascendancy on a promise of unity and compromise, but by running on a platform of resentment, rage and bigotry.

It was a promise of unity that sat well with his voters, upset by the politically divisive style of Fernández, whose populist economics and authoritarian reflexes split Argentina practically down the middle.

Out of these pieces can come something new and transformative, Ms. Lessing suggested: a fifth, golden notebook, where "things have come together, the divisions have broken down" and there is the promise of unity.

Though few were willing to commit to voting for him, as is common this early in Iowa, many said they were convinced that he could deliver on the promise of unity that he offered at every campaign stop.

A relationship steeped in devotional love will simmer long and strong, and meditation founded on it will deliver the Yoga Sutra's promise of unity with Divine Consciousness.

Many Tamils, long caught between a government that distrusted them and a rebel movement that brooked no Tamil moderates, welcomed the end of the war even as they nursed doubts about the government's promises of unity, reconciliation and equality.

The dissatisfaction stems from a variety of concerns, including the lack of enforcement mechanisms for making good on the promises of unity; the planned timing of the unification, after the all-important budget season in March, allowing Senate Republicans to hold power during that period; and the fact that the I.D.C. had promised to return to the fold before, in 2014.

The promise of transatlantic unity in a move toward modernity was very real.

In his inaugural address, Mr. Paniagua promised a government of unity and reconciliation, and vowed to restructure the country's foreign debt.

That is a promise of discord, not unity.