Sentence examples for the unifying factor from inspiring English sources

The unifying factor is the idea of the serial image.

The unifying factor actually seems to be the incongruous use of materials.

The rise of Christianity was the unifying factor that laid the foundation of Russian culture.

The unifying factor is not how much a hotel costs, but the level of taste.

The unifying factor here is that both strategies depend upon facts outside the poem to anchor that "personal" sense.

The unifying factor is that people are gathering again at home to share a meal, conversation and time.

The unifying factors are freshness, a healthful approach (very little cream or butter is used) and strong attention to detail.

The unifying factors are an abundance of maple trees and the age of the houses -- most of them more than a half century old.

One of the unifying factors is steel, which Mr. Watkins has fashioned into a range of forms, from palpitating polyps to drifting kelp and a spiny worm.

It's a uniquely powerful idea because it's often an accurate one — it speaks to the experience of viewing, the understanding that the unifying factors of Ray's films from studio to studio are far stronger (and far more original) than the studio's imprint on each of them.

In this conversation, D'Ambrosio identified some of the unifying factors driving 18th- and 19th-century American folk art as the rise of the middle class as well as advancements in industrial technology.