Sentence examples for the possibility of unity from inspiring English sources
But in supposedly joining the protesters -- many of whom are suspicious of his motives -- he has weakened the possibility of unity among them.
LA Buy this book at the Guardian bookshop Like many modernists, DH Lawrence was preoccupied with the possibility of unity and believed love could bridge — or further — the fragmentary nature of post-industrial life.
The possibility of unity can be entertained if the minimum condition of numerical convergence is met that is, if two measurement operations have an overlapping range and their results agree in the overlap.
Obama will fight for the possibility of unity triumphant because he has been unconsciously fighting for it all of his life.
In portraying America as "a Eurocentric wasteland of lily-white lies and outright distortions," Wright promulgates a theory of congenital separatism that is deeply at odds with Obama's professed belief in the possibilities of unity and change.
Or the possibility of one.
Ghani dismissed concerns that Afghanistan's stability was at risk, saying he respected his rival as a "national figure", and hinting at the possibility of a unity government.
Cuvier denied, however, the possibility of such unity between these plans, and developed this into a general anti-transformist argument that formed the mainstay of subsequent critiques of transformism into the Darwinian era.
Even more puzzling is how activation of the system B, with which both A and C are unified, could result in the loss of consciousness in A and/or C of an object aimed at by B. Hurley never pronounces on the possibility of partial unity.
But another issue threatening the current effort is the possibility of a Palestinian unity government being formed between Mr. Abbas's Fatah and Hamas, which rules in Gaza.
Another independent from New South Wales, Rob Oakeshott, also said that he would like to discuss the possibility of forming a unity government, consisting of ministers from both Labor and the opposition.
