Sentence examples for togetherness to from inspiring English sources
"It is a feeling of togetherness to unify the Jewish people because it's music and it's spiritual music".
Connecting rooms offer you a shot at simultaneous "solitude and togetherness," to misappropriate a book title from Thomas Merton, the Catholic writer and mystic.
They played with great togetherness to withstand plenty of early pressure and benefited again from Sherwood's switch to an old-fashioned, yet hugely effective, 4-4-2 system.
"Through a collective approach you can reach the hard to reach, you can engage the disengaged and you can use the spirit of togetherness to effect change.
JOHN BRANCH DUKE 73, ARKANSAS-PINE BLUFF 44 Top-seeded Duke (30-5) usizesize and togetherness to beat Arkansas-Pine Bluff, the winner of Tuesday's opening-round game, in Jacksonville.
The latest company to bring this togetherness to the phone is Meebo, which for years has given users a Web site where they could retrieve and respond to messages from an array of social networking and instant-messaging services.
Most movie soundtracks are just sort of thrown together, but this one takes just-sort-of-thrown-togetherness to new -- or at any rate impressive -- heights.
And, when he finally gets up that fourth flight, sweating and swearing, he heaves the steel off his shoulders, takes two steps in the door, and remarks, "This is a tiny-ass apartment -- where are you even going to put this?!" So there you are, staring at this stranger from the projects, who seems, at this very moment, to be a beacon of pulled-togetherness to your utter mess.
They say they are keen to see a "togetherness" at Ibrox to end the turmoil that has afflicted the club over the last 18 months.
"They've shown such strength of character and togetherness, not to mention ability, to get themselves out of this situation.
In their view the care receiver's ability to contribute to togetherness has changed due to the symptoms of the mental illness and the use of medication necessary to control the illness.
