Sentence examples for remarkable unity from inspiring English sources

Although its building took more than a century, it has a remarkable unity of style.

Despite the breadth of his writing, there is a remarkable unity of purpose in his work.

The Bush camp has been encouraged by a remarkable unity on the Republican side.

Aneurin Bevan, formerly the non-conformist agreed to all this and the party chairman, Mr. Gaitskell has achieved remarkable unity.

On issues like economic stimulus, health care and new financial regulations, Democratic lawmakers have displayed remarkable unity of purpose.

In Washington, D.C., the political parties and both houses of Congress have shown a remarkable unity and I'm deeply grateful.

The tones of the print have a remarkable pictorial unity.

Cano is most famous for his paintings and sculpture, but his facade for the cathedral at Granada is considered one of the most original works of Spanish architecture, bearing Cano's unique personal stamp and executed with remarkable expressive unity.

In a report that reflected remarkable bipartisan unity on issues that often result in sharp divisions along party lines, the five Democrats and five Republicans on the commission called for broad changes elsewhere in the federal government, including Congress, which the commission harshly criticized for having failed in its role as watchdog over intelligence agencies, and at the State Department.

In creating their Joint List, the Palestinian citizens of Israel have forged a remarkable national unity bringing together diverse political currents: nationalists, traditionalists, and progressives--Muslims and Christians, alike.

Hatch's rhetoric, combined with remarkable Republican unity opposing the stimulus is obviously (even to Blitzer) a smart gamble by the GOP to abdicate their duty to lead the nation out of crisis, and place responsibility for reviving the economy squarely on Obama's shoulders.