Sentence examples for understanding of unity from inspiring English sources

In that day there will be those among the Lakota who will carry knowledge and understanding of unity among all living things, and the young white ones will come to those of my people and ask for this wisdom.

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Now, I agree with you that an understanding of unity is very important.

These questions are crucial to an understanding of the unity of composite substances and their identity over time.

Prior to the election, the regime seemed to be quite confident that the international community had become supportive, or at least understanding, of its unity and strength in the face of pressure on its nuclear program.

As Hannah Arendt (1958) emphasizes, Aristotle's understanding of civic unity insists on respect for human plurality as the condition of political action; in Book II, he criticizes Plato's Kallipolis for interpreting the requirement of civic unity in so extreme a fashion as to have obliterated the properly political domain altogether (Nussbaum 1980).

I encourage Americans to gather in their homes, places of worship and community centers to share the spirit of understanding and unity, and of prayer, as we express our thanks for the many blessings we enjoy.

This understanding of the ethical unity of the self and world was the ground, as Neo-Confucians understood quiet-sitting, not for withdrawal or inactivity but instead for a dynamic engagement with the world.

Evidently, these issues connect with vexed questions about compositionality, linguistic understanding, the unity of the proposition, and the role played by formal semantic theories in the study of natural language.

As wars became ever bloodier and more devastating, and with no adequate diplomatic means to settle the conflicts in sight, most thinkers and statesmen came to an understanding that unity of "All-under-Heaven" (tianxia 天下) was the only means to attain peace and stability (Pines 2000).

Philosophers have been particularly interested in this phenomenon because it raises important issues for understanding the unity of consciousness, as well as provocative questions about personal identity, and whether traditional assumptions that there can no more than one person "in" one body are appropriate.