Sentence examples for quite unified from inspiring English sources

Proto-Slavic began to develop as a separate linguistic entity in the 2nd millennium bc and was to remain quite unified for a long time to come.

"We had a bit of nerves, but the team was quite unified," Cheng, sounding like a statesman, told reporters through an interpreter after the qualifying session.

I have found that we participants are quite unified in our message — that the financial system is predatory, the economic inequality in our nation is too extreme and the corporate influence over our government must be removed.

"New Zealand is a small place and the dance community, although diverse is somehow quite unified and open.

The Cnidaria constitute a widely diversified taxon with a quite unified organisation.

Varnish tends to make things look quite unified.

Meanwhile, over the last year, Avaya has made a number of acquisitions of late, and with quite a few unified communications products, video conferencing among them, RadVision would be a nice pick-up — if they can be convinced it's worth $200 million.

It's challenging enough for rebels to fight over the spoils after deposing a dictator; it's quite another matter to remain unified while the government is still in power using every resource it has, including bribes and threats, to play internal politics.

For now, Bixby's sill mostly a mishmash of compelling features that never quite come together for a unified user experience.

The research implications of a unified behavioral science are quite exciting.

It might even be appropriate to label this album as Legend's best since it's his most unified project conceptually and, quite frankly, it contains more soul than all of his previous releases combined -- not a slam, but a testament to his growth as an artist.