Sentence examples for this disunity from inspiring English sources

As Freehling shows, this disunity long preceded 1861.

That is no shock to me but the manner in which this disunity has made itself known has smashed the political class in the face.

This disunity has enabled Beijing to shrug off allegations that its South China Sea actions are out of step with the region.

As has been seen many times before, this disunity is allowing whoever becomes prime minister the luxury of choice in its approach to the Arab world.

The Catholic Monarchs took advantage of this disunity; the last king of Granada, Boabdil, or Muḥammad XI, who ruled from 1482 to 1492, surrendered his last stronghold, the city of Granada, on January 2 , 1492

This disunity that can be ascribed to unjust institutions, economic or otherwise, is accompanied by a deeper discord caused by the war, by that revenue-eating & man-eating machine the defense establishment, which regards the war as only one of its useful enterprises.

This generates the disunity of science, but does not imply relativism.

This political disunity went along with other divisions in a peninsula that manifested sharp regional differences in climate, land formation, economic development, customs, and language.

This proud disunity is exactly what allowed foreign powers to overrun and carve up the peninsula in the sixteenth century, a situation that, aside from the interlude of a Napoleonic invasion, remained largely unchanged until the mid-nineteenth century.

"If individuals practice a different form of religion, which is against the principles of other religions, this creates disunity and animosity," said Teuku Faizasyah, a special adviser to President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono.

Perhaps one might write off this spectacular disunity merely to personality clashes, or to Gingrich's evident desire to run for president.