Sentence examples for there a unity from inspiring English sources

There is no obvious collective aesthetic style, nor is there a unity of purpose.

In the same Paris Review interview, she said of her writing that "it's supposed to be diverse, though of course there is a unity of temperament, of preoccupation – certain predicaments, certain emotions that recur – ardour and melancholy.

He said that there was a unity among the presidents and that there was no momentum toward the league's football and basketball members breaking apart.

There's a unity to it all".

There was a unity on the pitch from Valencia, too.

There was a unity on the pitch, too.

(With Chaplin, there's a unity between source and technique — which isn't necessarily preferable).

But there's a unity of presence here that justifies the stand-alone release.

He said that once there was a unity government and a functioning Parliament again, the tax situation would clarify.

"Citizen Kane," however, employs the simplification, so convenient to melodrama, that there is a unity between a man's private life and his public one.

"Deadwood" has ten or so writers and nearly as many directors, but there is a unity to the dialogue (Milch is one of the executive producers).