Sentence examples for some kind of unity from inspiring English sources

Today, participants sounded generally positive about Mr. da Silva's chances of at least fashioning some kind of unity to push for reform.

In the present dire circumstances, a messier transition may be inevitable, even if Mr Mugabe steals this election, as seems likely, or even if Mr Tsvangirai were allowed to win.In the coming months, some kind of unity government may emerge.

Edward Kennedy seems determined not to run but his determination may break if he is persuaded that he is the only man in the country who could eliminate Nixon and restore some kind of unity.

What was needed was a way of allowing the concept to enjoy some kind of unity, while allowing the word to have a significate that was not a simple common nature.

We have already seen, in our discussion of Aristotle, that the relation between the essence as some kind of unity and the properties that seem to constitute it is not clear.

It must extend to all pockets of society; we need to establish some kind of unity among women.

That's why this unprecedented ending to a U.S. election calls for an unprecedented response -- some kind of national unity cabinet.

Sir Hallam Holland kissing his wife's sister even if she is supposed to be some kind of flighty Unity Mitford type.

While Detroit's status as a decaying city might be the antithesis to the future predicted by Toffler, techno's global success has proven that some kind of world unity was waiting to happen.

Some party members resent the cack-handed efforts to have Mr Thaksin pardoned in late 2013, which only led to renewed army rule.Picking a new leader will widen divisions in Pheu Thai, some of whose members may be tempted away should the generals propose some kind of national unity party to help string out their rule.

It does involve faith but it is a purely rational faith in some kind of transcendent unity of reality and value.