Sentence examples for sort of unity from inspiring English sources

There was, in short, a careful sort of unity among the Democrats gathered here Thursday night.

This sort of unity takes the corrosive steam out of home buying -- and renovation -- but it has a down side.

Actually achieving that sort of unity is easier said than done -- and particularly so because of the House majority's freshman class.

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.

But of what sort of unities?

There are at least two interesting sorts of unity to consider: (i) the number of categories (including subcategories), and (ii) the number of highest categories (excluding subcategories).

To begin with, on perhaps the most general level, one may target the categories themselves, and consider whether the schedule of categories has various sorts of unity.

While Aristotle is a pluralist about both the categories and the highest categories, denying that there is any higher category above his substance, quantity, quality, etc.[3] Moving down from the level of the categories themselves, one may target a particular type of entity, and consider whether that type has various sorts of unity.

For example, Plato is a pluralist about the number of forms, but a monist about the number of basic forms, maintaining that they are all sustained by the form of the good.[5] Moving down from targets that concern a particular type of entity, one might also target a particular token entity, and consider whether it has various sorts of unity.