Sentence examples for some sort of unity from inspiring English sources

In the face of this revival, Pope Leo XIII desired to bring about some sort of unity among the traditionally independent Benedictines.

The ambitious effort sought to solve a problem faced by many folkloric ensembles: that of providing a suite of miscellaneous songs and dances with some sort of unity.

He meant that – in order to preserve some sort of unity – he would not insist on the opposition voting in favour of unilateral nuclear disarmament.

Both sides have mentioned the need for some sort of unity government, though ZANU-PF demands that President Mugabe remain on top while the opposition insists on Mr. Tsvangirai.

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.

It is arguable that even when theorists deny that consciousness is unified, sometimes some sort of unity is still at work in their models.

External unity implies some sort of internal unity, but not vice versa.

Even at this late stage, with death squads on the move, Mr. Mbeki is still trying to persuade the Movement for Democratic Change to participate as a junior partner in some sort of Kenya-style unity government.

If this week is any indication, what will happen in both cases (should this scenario play out) is that the establishment Republicans will grit their teeth and back their party's nominee in November (in a desperate attempt at some sort of elusive "party unity").

Still, the task of bringing the two peoples together and of achieving some sort of political and cultural unity was a formidable one.

Worse still perhaps would be an outcome so close that President Rivlin decides that the right and left should come together in some sort of government of national unity.