Sentence examples for total unity from inspiring English sources

Such total unity calls for total preservation.

Total unity has been elusive, and could remain so.

At times, in the words of an unidentified woman being interviewed, it was an experience of "total unity".

"While every union will make its own decision, we hope the labor movement continues to move towards total unity," he said.

The OAE, led by Margaret Faultless, played with customary vigour and distinction, and in total unity with the singers – themselves effectively an extension of the orchestra's wind section.

I think our party needs some unity sometimes, and it's not easy not having the White House, and sometimes you've got to scrap and claw for issues that can unify a party—now [it wasn't] total unity.

But they have, thus far, shown near-total unity.

His message was that their tour was not over and that if they put personal disappointment to one side and gave the Test team their total support, unity would help achieve victory.

Put otherwise, Debord is pointing to the pose of intellectual and physical passivity we adopt when we entertain a vision of total social unity that can be abstracted in a theoretical formula, a political slogan, a product or a picture.

The fireplace and built-in inglenook are among the earliest surviving examples of the interior designs of M. H. Baillie Scott, a leading British architect of the day who subscribed to the ideal of Gesamtkunstwerk, or total design unity.

First, a required lowest value of the DC voltage for full compensation (a unity total power factor) is obtained by using the analysis of the equivalent circuit.