Sentence examples for such unity from inspiring English sources

Perhaps, but such unity is not immutable.

But there was no such unity about the EU.

Oliver Neuville, who is 31, says he has never played in a team with such unity.

But such unity rarely emerges from conflict here, where elections have frequently been marred by chaos.

For the west such unity would mean it could no longer do whatever it wants with Africa's resources.

The United States has never seen such unity since the attack on Pearl Harbor, yet are we truly united?

A real magician depends on the unity of time and space to make his tricks convincing; a movie disposes of such unities with a cut.

But such unities could be overstated: in reality, if the movement's multifarious members, which included older writers such as Pablo Neruda and Jorge Luis Borges, shared anything in common, it was chiefly the boost they received to their books' sales thanks to publication in Europe and the US during the 60s.

Second, there were simple abstract words, each of which stood for one simple idea involved in such unities, as red, blue, round or square.

But notice that a specification of possible metaphysical unities alone will not be sufficient, for what we need in addition is a specification of which such unities are significant for ethics.

Husserl claims that we actually do perceive melodies in opposition to an earlier view of Brentano, viz., that we with the help of our imagination or recollection construct or reconstruct such unities out of a synthesis of mental acts.