Sentence examples for traditional unity from inspiring English sources

This has lead to divides in place of the traditional unity between developing nations.

After her death in 1115, the cities of Tuscany gradually affirmed their independence, and the area lost its traditional unity.

The Novelle also survived as a unique form, although unity of mood and style often replaced the traditional unity of action; the importance of the frame was diminished, as was the necessity for maintaining absolute objectivity.

An already awkward relationship with President Barack Obama will be further complicated by a growing sense that the traditional unity of US-Israeli political lobbying in Congress has been fractured significantly by recent disagreements over Iran and Syria.

The traditional unity of a book of photographs of women is some ideal of female essence: women gaily displaying their sexual charms, women veiling themselves behind a look of soulfulness or primness.

But by then Braque was already alert to the implications of Cézanne's angled brush strokes and multiple perspectives and the tantalizing way they destabilized painting's traditional unities of form and space, and therefore time.

The challenge, Ms. Ballard said, is to find songs that appeal to a younger audience without sacrificing a traditional "message of unity and freedom".

Mr. Green denied that his campaign was behind the tactics, but Mr. Ferrer and many of his supporters were so angry that the traditional post-runoff unity rally was delayed for a week.

Sporadic and sometimes brutal attempts were made to suppress religionists who seemed to threaten traditional morality and unity.

For several days, the PRI's traditional façade of public unity has been punctured by open sniping and squabbling.In this section Down and out in Brazil Mexico's once-ruling party faces the shock of opposition Rule bound Angst on campus Colombia's new team ReprintsMany of the PRI's lower ranks blame their defeat on President Ernesto Zedillo.

Vaclav Havel, the hero of the Velvet Revolution and former president of the Czech Republic, explains that for countries that have recently thrown off Soviet domination, "the concept of national sovereignty is something inviolable".For a variety of reasons, then, the most powerful traditional argument for European unity, peace, has been losing force.