Sentence examples for some form of unity from inspiring English sources

A dancer works for decades to bring the body and mind into some form of unity.

But Turkey could squeeze the Turkish-Cypriot leader, Rauf Denktash, into a deal with the Greek-Cypriots to restore some form of unity to the divided island.

While some form of unity was achieved after two weeks of haggling, the accord fell far short of the EU's hopes and showed that in China it had an increasingly powerful force to confront in global affairs.

The UN idea today is for some form of unity: a bi-zonal, bi-communal state, with two local governments running most of their own affairs and one relatively weak central one for international matters; plus a single central bank.For a total of some 870,000 people, that sounds plenty.

Professor Carl Thayer, a former Southeast Asia regional specialist at numerous Australian defense education institutions, expected that, "Vietnam will focus its attention on getting some form of unity in ASEAN particularly as it will be chairing a ministerial meeting later in the year.

It was hoped that a common currency would promote war-inhibiting economic integration and, ultimately, some form of political unity.

Its mere acknowledgment can serve as a first step in working towards some form of global unity.

But Marsh's idea that man's environment forms some sort of unity with a value of its own that goes beyond the uses man makes of it seems to be gaining ground, even among people who do not consider themselves to be radical environmentalists.Mr Lowenthal sometimes obscures his hero with extraneous information.

They are scared of any form of unity.

The axioms, theorems, proofs, and illustrations that fill Euclid's "Elements" express the conviction "that there is a form of unity beneath the diversity of experience".

But it has crumbled under a ferociously negative advertising campaign, and the launch of a similarly aimed competitor from the Kremlin in the form of Unity.